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Tsvet 32
Tsvet 32
Moscow, Russia
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Other Projects by Tsimailo Lyashenko and Partners
Tsvet 32
Moscow, Russia
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
TSVET 32 house was created for young and contemporary people who value simplicity around them. We designed it in minimalistic and clean architecture and interiors to reflect the lifestyle of the future residents. The house fits into the contradictory and various context of the surrounding buildings due to its simple facade, devoid of decorative elements. Only the rounded slopes of the windows give it more complex plasticity.
The L-shaped plan creates a small intimate public courtyard. The form of the structure increases the front length of the building, thus opening up the most scenic views at the Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
The main idea behind the facade was to play with the window sizes. Their width gradually changes depending on their position: the narrowest windows are located on the lower floors and in places where they come close to the adjoining buildings; the widest, on the other hand, are on the top floors.
The lobby interior continues the idea of plasticity. The curved panels with built-in mailboxes change the usual scale of the entrance space and add a chic look to the house, diluting the general neutral colour palette. Since the project is aimed at the modern generation, whose eyes are often lowered towards phone screens, the entire navigation system is inscribed right on the floor.
Design Team: Architectural Bureau “Tsimailo Lyashenko and Partners”
Clients: Hutton Development
Engineering: BRIGHTNET ENGINEERING, SETEK, UNIPRO
Landscape: Architectural Bureau “UTRO”
General Contractor: SVARGO
Photo credits: Ilya Ivanov, Daniel Annenkov
The L-shaped plan creates a small intimate public courtyard. The form of the structure increases the front length of the building, thus opening up the most scenic views at the Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
The main idea behind the facade was to play with the window sizes. Their width gradually changes depending on their position: the narrowest windows are located on the lower floors and in places where they come close to the adjoining buildings; the widest, on the other hand, are on the top floors.
The lobby interior continues the idea of plasticity. The curved panels with built-in mailboxes change the usual scale of the entrance space and add a chic look to the house, diluting the general neutral colour palette. Since the project is aimed at the modern generation, whose eyes are often lowered towards phone screens, the entire navigation system is inscribed right on the floor.
Design Team: Architectural Bureau “Tsimailo Lyashenko and Partners”
Clients: Hutton Development
Engineering: BRIGHTNET ENGINEERING, SETEK, UNIPRO
Landscape: Architectural Bureau “UTRO”
General Contractor: SVARGO
Photo credits: Ilya Ivanov, Daniel Annenkov
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