Project
Museon Park Pavilion
Category
Best Project of Public Building or Facility
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The pavilion project in Museon Park of Arts is located on the site of the existing “School” pavilion, scheduled for demolition.
The goal was to create a pavilion for small gatherings, lectures, and screenings, while also designing a unique landmark for a unique park — a place of attraction and gathering for visitors.
The pavilion can be used not only as an enclosed space but also as a rooftop venue functioning both as an observation deck and as an open-air lecture hall.
The structure is planned to be built from CLT panels, an innovative wooden material.
The interiors follow the overall architectural image and are also finished in wood. Tiered benches for visitors are mostly placed on a sloping surface.
The architectural language of the pavilion draws on the ideas of Soviet avant-garde graphics and architecture of the 1920s–1930s — a pioneering movement that sought radical changes in artistic form and content.
Location
Museon Park of Arts, Krymsky Val Street, Moscow, Russia
Project design year
2025
Extra visual materials
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/ynwp/1BSLSgTnc
Applicant
Mikhail Fedorovich Vasiliev
Chief architect of Basis LLC (BN Group), professor of the International Academy of Architecture, author of the “Resonance Theory of Proportions”
Authors of the project
Mikhail Vasiliev, Olga Trusova
Visualization
Olga Trusova
Customer
Museon Park
Status of the project
Conceptual design
