We combined two design solutions. The first, the house has no even and perpendicular walls.Areas are scattered like stones on the ground. There are living spaces between them, united by glass and filled with light.

The second solution came unexpectedly from the client's failed topo survey. We shrunk the house and highlighted the face of the building while cutting excessive volume.

The frontispiece is made of light sandstones with a beautiful pattern. The idea came from soviet architecture where sandstones were used for administrative buildings, publishing houses and broadcasting centers.

A huge panoramic window in a guest area with a second-level space facing the sunny side and divided by vertical supporting beams with mirrors.This design solution protects the space from prying eyes and ensures privacy.

We lifted the SPA block 1,5 meters above the ground which opened an impressive view on the lot and solved the problem with the basement location for the pool basin.

The second floor has two open terraces: the first one in a master bedroom, and the second in the opposite wing, above main and guest houses.

And even more than that — they get excited and start to add brave ideas themselves. The concept received a warm welcoming from our clients. We have successfully reached our goal.

And even more than that — they get excited and start to add brave ideas themselves. The concept received a warm welcoming from our clients. We have successfully reached our goal.

Courage was the motto of this project. People can react negatively to bold concepts, and it's understandable. However, this project proved that most often clients are ready for unconventional solutions.

Courage was the motto of this project. People can react negatively to bold concepts, and it's understandable. However, this project proved that most often clients are ready for unconventional solutions.

Vsevolod Petrushin

Architect