The school in the new Zelenograd microdistrict "Zeleny Bor" was designed by architects Madi and Elena Adzhigali. Construction started in 2010 and completed recently. According to the architects, one of the features of the project is the low cost, which was achieved thanks to the use of monolithic columns and floor discs. The color scheme of the facades was proposed by Madi and Elena Adzhigali and approved by the chief architect of Moscow, Sergei Kuznetsov, during the discussion of the project (recall that Kuznetsov's participation is quite logical, since Zelenograd has been part of Moscow since 1963).
The school building consists of several buildings of different colors: a copper-green parallelepiped stretched along the road from the side of the forest, bright yellow, restrained burgundy and cool metal - its facades are an aluminum shell, lined with unequal triangles with diagonal lines, simultaneously resembles an Olympic stadium and a children's puzzle game (which, we note, is quite appropriate for a school building). The puzzle facade has definitely become the hallmark of the school building.
The facade is made of multi-format sheets made of high-quality aluminum alloy FF2 2 mm thick manufactured by Novelis (Germany). The protective and decorative PVDF coating on Novelis aluminum lasts at least 50 years, reliably protecting the facade and preventing it from fading. The main part of the facade is made in PATINA III color, imitating patinated copper. The second color is called Slate Stone.
In the implementation of this rather non-standard project, the AluWALL engineer had to face various difficulties: in particular, it was necessary to decide what size sheet should be taken and how to attach the panels to the facade so that they would hold firmly and do not rattle. The specialist did an excellent job with his work - no problems arose either in production or during installation.
