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Return of former industrial zone to residents in the capital of the Ural Mountains

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Residential Architecture - Multi Unit
Firm LocationEkaterinburg, Russian Federation
CompanyBrusnika
Lead ArchitectBrusnika
Design TeamBrusnika, KCAP Architects & Planners, Nöfer Architekten, Greenhance
ClientBrusnika
Projecthttps://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/residential/10775-na-nekrasova-a-modern-interpretation-of-classic-design-by-brusnika/

Previously, the area housed utility buildings and private garages, there is also a railway with a train yard, administrative buildings, a metro station and one of the embankments with a boat station. Since 2020, Brusnika has begun redeveloping this area to integrate it into the urban environment, making it well-maintained, safe and attractive for all citizens. The area is divided into four separate residential blocks, which are located around a linear park. The park leads to a pedestrian bridge and a ravine with abandoned railway tracks, which will become a landscaped sports area.