STONE Khodynka 3

The interior concept is rooted in the idea of monumentality and expressiveness. The space is shaped by heavy, almost sculptural blocks, whose seeming chaos creates an architectural rhythm. The dominant volumes of the elevator cores, along with the system of slender columns and the mezzanine slab at the lobby entrance, appear visually and structurally disconnected.

Therefore, we replace light, free-standing columns with massive walls and pylons that visually unite the sculptural structure. This forms the foundation for interpreting the interior as a system of dense volumes and a cohesive architectural language.

Customer:
STONE
Location:
Moscow, Russia
Area:
1870 m
2
Design:
2025
Name:
STONE Khodynka III
Status:
Under construction
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The project's visual language is built on a combination of dense architectural volumes and a restrained, almost theatrical palette.

The basis of the color composition is the light tone of architectural stone – a soft, milky-yellow shade of limestone, which creates a sense of clarity and calm. It is contrasted by deep graphite, shades of burnt brown wood, glass, and cold matte stainless steel. This contrasting yet balanced combination of materials emphasizes the severity of forms, enhances the feeling of rhythm and depth, and gives the space a restrained elegance and relevance.

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