Nevski
Elements of wind, light and emptiness
Anastasia Reznikova
Аuthors
Author and chief architect of the project.
Author’s supervision
Author’s supervision
Studio team ANRE ARCHITECTS
Development:
- preliminary design
- working engineering and technical documentation (complete album of drawings for builders)
- photorealistic renderings
- printing
CEO. Management and control of execution:
- construction process
- technical supervision
- logistics
- object equipment
implementation
2020
Square
70 м2
Сustomer
Studio ANRE ARCHITECTS
One of the successful projects, where the power of planning solutions allowed us to create a sense of spaciousness and comfort. It was originally a three-bedroom apartment with small rooms. As a result of the complete redesign of the layout, the housing has gained much more convenient and functional space.
The central composition is a single studio kitchen combined with a living room.
The bedroom was combined with a work unit, taking into account the profile of the tenants — a creative family in which the architect often works at home.
The children's room is located in a separate block; it can easily be transformed into a teenage room or a guest room for an adult.
The bathroom deserves special attention: it has a bathtub by the window, a technique familiar from Soviet apartments that provides natural daylight even in small rooms.
The layout was thought out not only from an architecturally logical and economical point of view, but also taking into account the energy of space: the principles of Feng Shui and Vastu were used in the design, which helped to take into account landmarks on the cardinal points and the influence of energy axes on comfort and health.
The aesthetics of the interior are a hybrid of modern and traditional classics: decorative crowns and door portals harmoniously coexist with modern stainless steel kitchen surfaces and avant-garde lamps. This combination creates a warm, cozy atmosphere, ideal for living in a big city.
The central composition is a single studio kitchen combined with a living room.
The bedroom was combined with a work unit, taking into account the profile of the tenants — a creative family in which the architect often works at home.
The children's room is located in a separate block; it can easily be transformed into a teenage room or a guest room for an adult.
The bathroom deserves special attention: it has a bathtub by the window, a technique familiar from Soviet apartments that provides natural daylight even in small rooms.
The layout was thought out not only from an architecturally logical and economical point of view, but also taking into account the energy of space: the principles of Feng Shui and Vastu were used in the design, which helped to take into account landmarks on the cardinal points and the influence of energy axes on comfort and health.
The aesthetics of the interior are a hybrid of modern and traditional classics: decorative crowns and door portals harmoniously coexist with modern stainless steel kitchen surfaces and avant-garde lamps. This combination creates a warm, cozy atmosphere, ideal for living in a big city.