Project
Moretta Club House
Category
Best Project of Residential or Mixed-Use Estate
About the project (provided by the applicant)
“Moretta” is a club house on the Black Sea coast, designed as an architectural landmark in a location previously lacking elite-level properties. The project is being realized on a site with complex geology, requiring unconventional solutions for the foundation and underground infrastructure.
The complex includes two buildings, 93 residences, an underground parking for 165 cars, and a private kindergarten. The territory is fully private, with controlled access and clear functional zoning. The infrastructure sets standards for club-style living comparable to elite hotels: a garden-courtyard designed with principles of neuroarchitecture, an all-season infinity pool with jacuzzi and waterfall, a spa area with sauna and hammam, boutique fitness and sports facilities for both recreational and strength training, meeting rooms for business gatherings, and signature cuisine restaurants.
The artistic expression of the project is revealed through the tectonics of the façades, the play of light and shadow, and the soft geometry of the forms.
Location
Sochi, Russia
Project design year
2025
Project website
https://archivista.ru/case/privatecollectionmoretta
Extra visual materials
https://disk.yandex.ru/d/kJ66W6WxX2PnvA
Applicant
ARCHIVISTA Design Bureau
ARCHIVISTA is a full-cycle design bureau specializing in urban development concepts and civil architecture. The company supports projects at every stage — from investment analysis and concept development to production of working documentation and construction supervision.
Author of the project
ARCHIVISTA Design Bureau (Margarita Avdysheva, Tatyana Oflidi, Andrey Shklyaev, Sergey Gorobets)
Visualization
ARCHIVISTA Design Bureau
Customer
FD “Neometry”
Other participants
Landscape design was developed by L.Buro Studio as part of a multisensory concept affecting all senses, including acoustic comfort, circadian lighting, adiabatic cooling, and rare subtropical and evergreen plant species.
Status of the project
Under construction
