Maria Dekhtyar
Sophia Kaverina
Ilya Ivlev
Cirill Gladky
Ostozhenka Bureau
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Firm’s Official Site
http://www.ostarch.ru
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119034 Moscow Russia Turchaninov Lane, 6, bld. 2, office 202 tel/ fax: +7 (495) 727-4224 [email protected]About Firm:
The Bureau was founded back in 1989, initially as a part of Research and Development center of Moscow Institute of Architecture. In 1992 it became an independent architectural Bureau, launched by its six co-founders. The first project of the four-people team was the reconstruction plan of Ostozhenka district - one of the parts of Moscow’s historical center. Hence the name of the Bureau that was for the next five years predominantly engaged in designing buildings in this area.
For a decade, the reconstruction project of Ostozhenka was in fact the town-planning program for all new development and construction in this area, while the Bureau, apart from the usual planning practice, performed the functions of the chief designer of the district. Concurrently, the Bureau was engaged in yet another project – the reconstruction of a few blocks of Zamoskvorechye, yet another historical area of Moscow.
The first considerable achievement of the Bureau was the building of Moscow International Bank that got the Architecture State Prize in 1996, and, according to the results of the independent rating, was named the building of the decade in 1997.
Further on, yet a few more buildings were awarded various federal and municipal medals and prizes.
Later on, the planning and project work of the Bureau spilled far beyond the confines of Ostozhenka area. The Bureau designed new buildings as well as reconstructed the already existing ones of historical value. Totally, the Bureau has built over 50 objects to the present day.
Our service range:
- pre-design analysis (defining the potential of the land site, development of the master plan)development and verification of the architectural and engineering sections of the project at every stage
- field supervision
- consulting
Main objects of design:
- urban development
- construction of new buildings and reconstruction of old residential, office, and commercial facilities
- multipurpose developments
- public interior design
The chief architect, Alexander Skokan, is the corresponding member of Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, corresponding member of International Academy of Architecture, laureate of Russian State Prize.
Buildings and Projects:
Rais Baishev, 2014
Aquarelle. Residential complex in Balashikha
Russia, BalashihaYuriy Grigoryan, Sergei Tchoban, 2011
Club Quarter “Grünwald”
RussiaValery Kanyashin, Alexander Skokan, 2010
Office building in Butikovsky Side-street, 9
Russia, MoscowRais Baishev, Alexander Skokan, 2008
Residential building, Pozharsky pereulok
Russia, MoscowValery Kanyashin, Alexander Skokan, 2008
Retail centre in 39 mikroraiyon Lublino
Russia, MoscowRais Baishev, Alexander Skokan, 2007
Concept of development of Vostochno-kruglinsky residential district, Krasnodar
Russia, KrasnodarAlexander Skokan, 2007
contest project "Info-City"
Russia, MoscowRais Baishev, Alexander Skokan, 2007
Development of the south part of the 5 mikroraiyon, Vidnoe
Russia, VidnoeRais Baishev, Alexander Skokan, 2007
Residential complex, Krasnodar
Russia, KrasnodarValery Kanyashin, Alexander Skokan, 2006
Residential complex, Leninsky prospekt
Russia, MoscowValery Kanyashin, Alexander Skokan, 2006
Residential complex, prospekt Mira
Russia, MoscowBuildings and Projects Shown: 11
Rank all Buildings and Projects / Ostozhenka Bureau (33):
Archi.ru Texts:
26.08.2024
Julia Tarabarina. The White Wing
Well, it’s not exactly white. It’s more of a beige, white-stone structure that plays with the color of limestone – smoother surfaces are lighter, while rougher ones are darker. This wing unites various elements: it absorbs and interprets the surrounding themes. It responds to everything, yet maintains a cohesive expression – a challenging task! – while also incorporating recognizable features of its own, such as the dynamic cuts at the bottom, top, and middle.21.08.2024
Julia Tarabarina. The “Staircase” Building
In designing the “Details” residential complex in New Moscow, Rais Baishev spiced up the now-popular Moscow theme of a “courtyard” building with an idea drawn from the surrealist drawings by Maurits Escher. He envisioned the stepped silhouettes and descending slopes as a metaphysical mega-staircase, creating a key void within the courtyard that gave the project an internal “spine”. This concept is felt both in the building’s silhouette and on its façades.20.05.2024
Julia Tarabarina. The Fulcrum
Ostozhenka Architects have designed two astonishing towers practically on the edge of a slope above the Oka River in Nizhny Novgorod. These towers stand on 10-meter-tall weathered steel “legs”, with each floor offering panoramic views of the river and the city; all public spaces, including corridors, receive plenty of natural light. Here, we see a multitude of solutions that are unconventional for the residential routine of our day and age. Meanwhile, although these towers hark back to the typological explorations of the seventies, they are completely reinvented in a contemporary key. We admire Veren Group as the client – this is exactly how a “unique product” should be made – and we tell you exactly how our towers are arranged.11.04.2024
Julia Tarabarina. In the Rhombus Grid
Construction has begun on the building of the OMK (United Metallurgical Company) Corporate University in Nizhny Novgorod’s town of Vyksa, designed by Ostozhenka Architects. The most interesting aspect of the project is how the architects immersed it in the context: “extracting” a diagonal motif from the planning grid of Vyksa, they aligned the building, the square, and the park to match it. A truly masterful work with urban planning context on several different levels of perception has long since become the signature technique of Ostozhenka.26.12.2023
Julia Tarabarina. The Color of the City, or Reflections on the Slope of an Urban Settlement
In 2022, Ostozhenka Architects won a competition, and in 2023, they developed and received all the necessary approvals for a master plan for the development of Chernigovskaya Street for the developer GloraX. The project takes into account a 10-year history of previous developments; it was done in collaboration with architects from Nizhny Novgorod, and it continues to evolve now. We carefully examined it, talked to everyone, and learned a lot of interesting things.see All Archi.ru Texts / Ostozhenka Bureau
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