About 80 projects, including student projects, and completed projects from 29 cities of Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus took part in the competition "Porcelain stoneware in architecture 2014".
The official ceremony of summing up the results of the III All-Russian architectural competition "Porcelain stoneware in architecture" was held on October 30, 2014 in the Central House of Architects as part of the V Festival of innovative technologies in architecture and construction "Green Project". The winners of the competition were awarded prizes - glass palettes made in the fusing technique by the artist Olga Rezanova, cash awards and certificates for a trip to Italy.
Nomination "Porcelain stoneware on facades", section "Projects":
Daria Afanasyeva, Rostov-on-Don
Academy of Architecture and Arts of the Southern Federal University.
Project: general education school for 275 students with an architectural and artistic focus in Rostov-on-Don
The division of the facades of the school reflects its internal structure. Color has been added to the "geometric" pictorial means - lines, flat and volumetric figures: its gradations in porcelain stoneware from black and dark green to light green and white create here the atmosphere necessary for a children's architectural and artistic institution.
Nomination "Porcelain stoneware in a residential interior", "Projects":
Elena Abramova, Lipetsk. Project: "In free movement"
The geometry of straight lines and angles and the discreet color scheme of this bathroom enhance the feeling of cleanliness. Cool light gray shades of the walls are "enlivened" with objects made of wood and imitating parquet board porcelain stoneware.
Nomination "Porcelain stoneware in public interiors", "Projects":
Lyaysan Zinnatova, head A. A. Polikanova, Ulyanovsk State University, Ulyanovsk
Project: interiors of the research center of the Ulyanovsk State University
The interior of this research center is like the interior of a science fiction movie or a computer game. The parade is commanded here in white (including the color of the floor from porcelain stoneware) and transparent elements, slightly enriched with delicate green and teal colors.
Nomination "Porcelain stoneware on the facades", section "Buildings":
Maria Zimnyakova, Kazan
Object: multi-level parking with built-in office and retail premises on the street. Chistopolskaya in Kazan
Part of the facades of this building along the entire height are faced with gray porcelain stoneware with the inclusion of vertical and horizontal elements of orange-red color. The rest of the facade, both in compositional and color terms, is made differently - here calmer rhythm and plasticity are "clothed" in porcelain stoneware gray and mustard colors.
Nomination "Porcelain stoneware in a residential interior", "Buildings":
Sergey Nasedkin, ARCH.625, Moscow Object: PAVILION LUX, Moscow
Large smooth surfaces in this interior are devoid of any embellishments, but are complemented by a pattern of stone texture covering the used for cladding porcelain stoneware, as well as effects created by artificial lighting.
"Porcelain stoneware in public interiors", "Buildings": Timur Zaurbekov, Victoria Misharina, IP Zaurbekov Timur Musaevich, Yekaterinburg
Object: interior of the business center "Aurora" in Yekaterinburg
The brutal interior stands on three whales: rock (its imitation in porcelain stoneware), wood and light. And the first - the stone - is assigned the main role. Its monochrome power defines the overall character of the room.
Special nomination "Design print on porcelain stoneware for residential and commercial interiors":
Ruzal Kamaleev, Darlin LLC, Novosibirsk. Geometric ornament
Tatiana Komarova, Marketing Director of ESTIMA Ceramica:
The competition has grown not only quantitatively, but also qualitatively. The authors began to understand that it is gaining momentum, competition is growing and it is necessary to present really interesting projects and objects. To actively involve the unique potential of TM ESTIMA in solving your creative tasks! In addition, winning our competition is interesting not only for the prize fund, but also for an excellent opportunity to visit little-known places in Italy with colleagues, expand your horizons, fill yourself with new images and ideas.
