Brass parts seem inside Moscow workplace by Alexander Volkov Architects

Golden-hued volumes and an enormous rotunda-like body assist prepare the structure of this workplace in Moscow, Russia, designed by Alexander Volkov Architects.

Regionally based mostly Alexander Volkov Architects was tasked with forming “uncommon and spectacular” interiors for the gross sales workplace of the constructing in Moscow’s NV-9 Artkvartal residential complicated, the place it occupies the highest flooring.

It’s located simply off the town’s Yauza River on the Serebryanicheskaya embankment.

Reasonably than utilizing conventional partitions to carve up the workplace’s 180-square-metre flooring plan, the apply opted to erect a handful of freestanding parts.

“They’re sort of house anchors, round which life within the workplace circulates,” defined the apply.

“They intensify the person character of the house and manifest the aim of the workplace.”

Picture by Julie Petrova

A pair of three.5-metre excessive volumes clad with panels of brass divide the house right into a sitting room, assembly room and desk space for members of employees.

One in every of them accommodates bathroom services and a small kitchen, whereas the opposite is built-in with storage cabinets.

Picture by Julie Petrova

The assembly room is delineated by a five-metre-high spherical black body. It is fitted with a heavy navy-blue curtain that may be drawn throughout to supply privateness and muffle the sound of individuals talking.

Apart from a number of artworks and potted crops, the workplace has in any other case been saved easy to enrich its raw-concrete structural shell.

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A bespoke gentle fixture made by the apply serves as a stand-out decor characteristic – composed of 25 spherical bulbs, it illuminates a scale mannequin of the NV-9 Artkvartal improvement that is displayed on a desk straight beneath.

Smooth furnishings within the sitting space are upholstered in slate-grey material or black leather-based.

Picture by Julie Petrova

Alexander Volkov Architects is not the one apply swapping commonplace partitions for artistic alternate options.

House Encounters used plant-lined partitions to divide departments in an workplace in Utrecht, whereas Threefold Architects employed a 40-metre-long plywood storage wall to separate the personal and public areas of an workplace in London.

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