The grand opening of the exhibition, timed to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the project for the comprehensive reconstruction of the Ostozhenka microdistrict, will take place on March 20. The "invisible" Clearsight glass became an element of the exposition design.
The exhibition "Ostozhenka: a project in a project" at the Museum of Moscow is dedicated to thirty years of the life and work of the Architectural Bureau "Ostozhenka" and presents the projects and philosophy of the bureau, the history of the life of the place through the eyes of participants and witnesses of the latest transformations. The curator of the exhibition is Yuri Avvakumov, a Russian architect and artist. The exhibition will be accompanied by an open educational program, round tables and discussions with key representatives of the architectural community.
AGC, as a long-term partner of the architectural bureau Ostozhenka, supported the project of an architectural exhibition and took part in the design of the exposition. Artifacts and exhibits of the exhibition, including archival materials, old maps and photographs, will be displayed behind the "invisible" Clearsight glass.
Clearsight anti-reflective glass has been specially developed for the decoration of museum exhibits, where perfect transparency and minimal reflection are required. Clearsight is practically invisible to the eye and will provide the necessary unobstructed view of the presented exhibits.
The exhibition will take place from March 20 to April 12 at the Museum of Moscow.
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JSB "Ostozhenka" - Russian architectural bureau. The first work of the team, carried out as part of the Research and Design Center MARCHI under the leadership of A. Skokan, was a project for a comprehensive reconstruction of the Ostozhenka microdistrict - a new experience of this kind in Moscow, based on an original method of urban planning in the historical center of the city.
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