Arbor 15
Area
36 m²
Year
2011
Project type
Pavilion
Location
Moscow region
Status
Completion
Team
Shamsudin Kerimov, Pavel Prishin
Awards
Jonathan Foyle, a chief executive of World Monuments Fund Britain, wrote an article about the project in the Financial Times newspaper.
The Arbor Pavilion has taken part in many architectural competitions and biennales in Russia, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, the Netherlands, and China.
The laconic summer pavilion, inspired by the images of a southern resort, is a multifunctional space that can accommodate up to 15 people.
The pavilion is conventionally divided into three zones: kitchen-firebox, dining-living room, and terrace-stage. There is also a place for feasts with a samovar from the 19th century: there is a special additional niche and a separate chimney for making tea in the pavilion.
The main architectural element of the dining-living room is a long console table, around which the whole family gathers. It is a metal frame covered with wood, and is a continuation of the concrete foundation slab, allowing for proper load redistribution.
The stage terrace is a multifunctional space that can be transformed according to any needs.
