Stanislavsky Factory

John McAslan + Partners

The scheme aims to green and soften the space through extensive tree planting and the introduction of evergreen shrubs and biannual planting. The resulting landscape is a series of linked gardens with a strong organising geometry, alternating hard and soft landscape providing an identity within the often discordant geometries within the development. The scheme introduces a human scale within the existing large anonymous buildings, and provides a sanctuary for staff, visitors and local residents.

Overview

Location

Location 

Moscow

Category

Townscape

Landscape Architect

John McAslan + Partners

Client

Sergey Gordeev

Brief

Landscape for a mixed use redevelopment, bringing together a disparate collection of buildings through a series of linked gardens

Awards

Moscow

Details

Project Team

Architect, masterplanner: John McAslan & Partners | Structural engineers: Arup| Executive architect: ADM Moscow

Local planning authority or government body

Year Completed

October 2011

Project Size

4 ha

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Materials and planting have been specified with Moscows climatic extremes in mind, and are designed to withstand long humid summers, long cold winters, and prolonged exposure to snow.

Contractors 

Main contractor: Mebe Construction

John McAslan + Partners

Approximate Map Location


Location

Moscow

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