Treatiakov court - Moscow, Russian

The Tetriakov Court is elegantly inserted into the urban scenography of Bolshaya  Polianka Street with its liberty architectural style marked by hand made balcony handrails.
The expressive value of the project captures the weight and value of the past especially in its external elevations.  
The two-story building (see small picture) was the prestigious residence of Nashiokin, a Russian poet, and it is protect by local Russian authorities for its high historical value.  The building has been entirely refurbished in accordance with the original architectural plans dated back to year 1590.  Today the building is the private residence of the Head of the EEC(European Commission) delegation in Russia.

The seven story building(see large picture), better know as “The Oman Embassy” building and overlooking the Tretiakov Gallery, houses the  Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman, and in its two upper floors the private residence of the Ambassador.

The other two building completing the Tretiakov Court, covering an area of 5600 sqm for 7 floors, are used as office and residential space.

The premises enjoy a high efficient HAVC system, centralized for all buildings and controlled by computer, a electrical and heating back up generators together with a sprinkler system in the underground parking lot, which can host up to 65 cars.  The complex included 5 passengers elevator inserted in the existing buildings structure to improve confort to resident .