A UNIQUE ATTRACTION OF THE BOLSHOY VUDYAVR RESORT: THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT IN THE NORTH-WEST OF RUSSIA. HERE, YOU WILL FIND A COZY ATMOSPHERE, FIRST-CLASS SERVICE AND HIGH-CLASS CUISINE PERFECTLY COMPLEMENTING BREATHTAKING VIEWS OF THE MOUNTAIN SLOPES COVERED WITH SNOW.
THE PROJECT WAS DEVELOPED BY ONE OF THE LEADING RUSSIAN BUREAUS OF ARCHITECTURE
Professor of the International Academy of Architecture (IAA), Co-founder of Kleinewelt Architekten, bureau of architecture.
Graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute (MARHI).
Advisor to the Rector of MARHI since 2014.
In 2012, he took part in the creation of the book called Protected Site: Moscow.
Laureate of the Venice Biennale of Architecture 2004, all-Russian and international architectural competitions.
In 2012, together with partners Sergey Pereslegin and Georgy Trofimov, he founded Kleinewelt Architekten, a bureau of architecture.
Graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute (MARHI).
He worked at E+E architecture+urban design, Austrian-German bureau of architecture, and Arch4, Swiss bureau of architecture.
He participated in the development of a number of well-known projects: the Park of the Future at VDNKh, a dealership center and a showroom of Mercedes-Benz and Audi at ZiL, a business center on Novokuznetskaya Street, the Gay-Kadzor winery near Anapa, and several high-rise complexes in the center of Moscow.
A lecturer at Moscow Architectural Institute and a teacher at MARSH School of Architecture.
In 2012, together with partners Nikolay Pereslegin and Georgy Trofimov, he founded Kleinewelt Architekten, a bureau of architecture.
Graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute (MARHI).
He worked at Arch4, Swiss bureau of architecture.
In 2010, he founded Retrofuturizm, bureau of architecture.
Participated in the development of a number of well-known projects: Europe’s largest dealership center and a showroom of Mercedes-Benz and Audi at ZiL, a business center on Novokuznetskaya Street, the Gay-Kadzor winery near Anapa.
Since 2013, he has been a teacher at MARSH School of Architecture.
A curator of the Perfect City, a research project by the Kleinewelt bureau.
In 2012, together with his partners Sergey and Nikolay Pereslegins founded Kleinewelt Architekten, a bureau of architecture.
We love and admire mountains — almost every winter, we do our best to go skiing at least for a while. Meanwhile, our second greatest love is the Russian North. We still go hiking the most remote routes, where you might not even meet a single soul except for bears and foxes, within three weeks in a row.
This project combines both our passions.
When a construction site is surrounded by stone mountain slopes, when you can see the green-purple scarf of the northern lights above your head, — this is an incredible feeling for any architect.
A FIVE-STOREY COLOSSUS MADE OF GLASS AND CONCRETE SEEMS TO HOVER AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWO CABLEWAYS ON THE TOP OF MOUNT AIKUAIVENCHORR.
The windows were delivered to Khibiny from Kaliningrad, as ready-made modules in special transportation bags. Unique window modules are made in Russia, specifically for the project. They are durable enough to withstand hurricane winds greater than 50 m/s.
According to the architects’ idea, the restaurant floor should seem to be floating above the ground, protruding from the supporting axial structures up to 8 meters, without any external supports. It was achieved with the help of original engineering solutions.
The chosen materials and solutions made it possible to preserve the unity of human with the beauty of the surrounding nature. The builders managed to preserve the “honest” concrete texture of the sloping ceilings of the main hall. The decoration focuses on anodized aluminum, as well as elements made of natural stone.
THREE GUEST ZONES — THREE OPTIONS TO SPEND A GREAT TIME WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ARRANGE A ROMANTIC DATE OR HAVE A MOMENT FOR YOURSELF.
