STONE Rimskaya

The interior design was shaped by fixed structural conditions and established circulation flows, which defined the project’s spatial logic and architectural direction.

The interior reflects the architecture itself: a solid podium supporting light, upward-reaching towers. Brick and metal create a sense of permanence and scale, while a restrained monochrome palette reinforces clarity and cohesion. Mirrored surfaces expand the ground floor, enhancing openness and height. The tower interiors are functional and minimalist, while the podium remains tactile and monumental.

Customer:
STONE
Location:
Moscow, Russia
Area:
2174 m
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Design:
2025
Name:
STONE Rimskaya
Status:
Under construction
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The first floor is designed as a monochrome and technological space. A central media screen creates soft ambient light and serves as the main focal point, while the double-height lobby connects visually with the business lounge above.

Matte stainless steel, clinker brick, and metal-finish surfaces define the material palette, adding texture and depth. The reception area and staircase continue the central composition, while integrated lighting and metal ceilings create a clear, cohesive atmosphere. Elevator halls and lounge areas follow the same restrained language, softened by warm seating and localized lighting.

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The interiors continue the ground floor material palette: clinker-style tiles, porcelain stoneware, plaster, and smoky grey wood.

The space combines lounge and conference functions. Private pods open directly from the lounge. A central seating area, café zone, and tree create soft zoning, with a separate work area overlooking the park.

The conference hall includes a coffee point with built-in equipment, separated by an acoustic partition, and service rooms at the back. The main hall features flexible seating for lectures and meetings, oriented to a screen or whiteboard, with storage hidden behind a rear partition.

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