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From the ruins to the redeveloped mansion for contemporary office in Moscow, Russia

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Restoration & Renovation
Firm LocationMoscow, Russian Federation
CompanyArchitecture Bureau Marianna Petrenko
Lead ArchitectMarianna Petrenko
ClientParallel UK
Projecthttps://bit.ly/3sILJtF
Project Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vLEKe5V1TA

The project of adaptation, redevelopment and restoration of the cultural heritage site of the office for the international law firm. The mansion of princes Gagarin-Kuvshinnikov-Popova was dated in the late 18th century. In Soviet times, the city estate was nationalized and served as a school. The mansion was in a very bad state before the start of work, and the challenge was to restore the historic oak floors, fill the openings with historic oak doors, and restore plaster moldings. The aim of the project has been to join the historical part and the contemporary interior and technologies.