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Skychrome
Firm LocationMoscow, Russian Federation
CompanyMaxim Kashin Architects
Lead DesignerMaxim Kashin
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/NJX4xgEpItc
The main idea of the pavilion is to immerse the visitor into the world of the abstract objectless space essential to the ideas of Suprematism. To show the superiority of color over the form and the pure geometry of space, free from the functional and semantic load. The pavilion is monochromatic, it has a purple gradient background, creating a three-dimensional perception of the space. One colour strengthens the perception of abstract space and focuses visitor’s attention on it only. Geometrical shapes let the visitors interact with space - sit and walk around.