The multidisciplinary complex in Trubnikovsky Lane was realized as a continuation of traditions after we worked on the first Ruarts gallery seventeen years ago. 

Within the framework of the project, the former profitable house was cleaned of unnecessary pseudo-classical decor and re-plastered in a noble gray shade, and its first floor was turned into an urban showcase with expanded windows. In the atrium cut three floors up, the attention is drawn to the brutal staircase under the concrete — one can say it is a trademark for Ruarts, after the same one in the gallery on Ostozhenka. The first floor of the building is occupied by a small café and a bookstore, the floors from the second to the fourth are given over to the exposition, the fifth and the sixth floors will house a lecture hall and a library, and the open terrace on the roof will become a place for chamber events.

You can vote for the project on the AD Russia website: https://www.admagazine.ru/awards/design-awards/ad-design-award-2021/voting/culture-education-2021