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LUMINOUS STONE
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LUMINOUS STONE
The concept is based on historical location of Pushkinsky Cinema, more exactly on the Tver Gate, that was the access to the White City, called like this because of the white stones from which the stood was made. We want to recreate a big white and luminous stone as a milestone and make it a great landmark of actual Moscow.
The project tries to preserve the identity and glamorous epochs of the first years of Pushkinsky Cinema, making its surrounding cleaner, in order to rediscover its essence, taking advantage of the new materials and technologies.
We have 3 layers. The first one is the original building; we let it as it was conceptualized. The second is a layer of light that is intangible but gives a different image in the night and also the day. The third layer is a skin of glass and solid surface that covers the previous layers, with the form and visual aspect like a stone of the stood of the white city. The skin has different levels of opacity and transparency that responds to the original volume of the building, making strong it’s geometry. This layer is big enough to cover the main part of the building and generates a perimeter space that can be used as a big foyer of the cinema for the feature presentations or premiers.
This project is made for Pushkinsky cinema to become a landmark of Moscow, an architectural reference, the greatest cinema to show movies and a milestone of the history of the city.
The project tries to preserve the identity and glamorous epochs of the first years of Pushkinsky Cinema, making its surrounding cleaner, in order to rediscover its essence, taking advantage of the new materials and technologies.
We have 3 layers. The first one is the original building; we let it as it was conceptualized. The second is a layer of light that is intangible but gives a different image in the night and also the day. The third layer is a skin of glass and solid surface that covers the previous layers, with the form and visual aspect like a stone of the stood of the white city. The skin has different levels of opacity and transparency that responds to the original volume of the building, making strong it’s geometry. This layer is big enough to cover the main part of the building and generates a perimeter space that can be used as a big foyer of the cinema for the feature presentations or premiers.
This project is made for Pushkinsky cinema to become a landmark of Moscow, an architectural reference, the greatest cinema to show movies and a milestone of the history of the city.
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