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Public Spaces Interiors of the “Reka” Clubhouse (Russia)
Project
Public Spaces Interiors of the “Reka” Clubhouse
Best Implemented Interior Design Project for Public Space
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The interiors of the public spaces in the “Reka” clubhouse were designed by VSA.studio in collaboration with Pavel Andreev and GRAN. The project includes the lobby, galleries, elevator halls, corridors, a playroom, and restrooms.
The main concept is integration with the natural landscape: panoramic glazing connects the interior with its surroundings. The lobby and galleries continue the street, while halls and corridors form more intimate zones. Two themes are explored: a light “wooden” theme (nature, stone, wood) and a dark theme, creating a contrast between open and private spaces. The smooth floor lines evoke a riverbank, rounded forms suggest pebbles and rocks, and dark ceilings with spot lighting reference water and the night sky. Concrete planters and greenery in mailboxes and behind the reception desk reinforce the natural motif. The lobby ceiling features “clouds” and “leaves” integrated with lighting.
Materials include porcelain stoneware (concrete on the floor, wood and panels on the walls) and textured fiber-reinforced concrete panels, both compliant with fire safety regulations.
Location
Michurinsky Avenue, Moscow, Russia
Project implementation year
2023
Project website
https://dom-reka.ru
Extra visual materials
https://disk.yandex.ru/d/k_hfBE8OQ0TStQ
Applicant
VSA.studio specializes in architectural design and interior projects, providing full services from client consultation to turnkey project implementation. The studio works with both corporate and private clients and was founded by Ekaterina Vyazminova and Ivan Selvinsky.
Authors of the project
VSA.studio
Photo
Anastasia Martova
Customer
Donstroy
Other participants
Design developed in collaboration with the architectural studio GRAN
Status of the project
Implemented
