Project
Architectural Lighting of the Sergey Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art
Category
Best Implemented Architectural Lighting Project in Russia
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The façade lighting of the Sergey Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art was designed to highlight the building’s dynamic architecture and its unique role in the cultural life of St. Petersburg. The concept is based on the idea of “living light,” reflecting Kuryokhin’s experimental spirit and the atmosphere of contemporary art. Linear luminaires with smooth brightness control are integrated into the façade architecture without disrupting its geometry and proportions. The system makes it possible to adjust color temperature and lighting scenarios for specific events, exhibitions, and festivals, turning the façade into an interactive element of the urban environment and a visual marker of the cultural space.
Location
Russia, St. Petersburg, 93 Sredniy Prospekt V.O., lit. A
Project implementation year
2025
Project website
https://kuryokhin.net/
Extra visual materials
https://disk.yandex.ru/d/kskoH5L0xrLIsA
Applicant
PK Lednik in collaboration with Sistema ART
For over 10 years, Lednik has been designing, manufacturing, and installing all types of lighting solutions — a full-cycle approach from design to installation. The company holds TR TS and ST-1 certificates, Ministry of Culture licenses for work with cultural heritage sites, and SRO membership.
Author of the project
Andrey Tolstikov, Anton Labukhin
Photo
Andrey Tolstikov, Anton Labukhin
Customer
LLC «PSB Zhilstroy»
Status of the project
Implemented
