Известный архитектор Саша Лукич не так давно завершил работу с частной загородной резиденцией, расположенной в Подмосковье. Дом площадью 717 квадратных метров целиком и полностью отвечает принципам функционализма и современности Архитектурное бюро Portner Architects на момент завершения рассматриваемого проекта существовало 8 лет. Оно было создано сербским архитектором Сашей Лукичем и за годы работы смогло реализовать около 130 проектов различной степени сложности, став активным участником рынка проектных услуг. Бюро специализируется преимущественно на большой архитектуре, но и объектов частной элитной недвижимости за это время было спроектировано предостаточно. This residence is one of them.It is located in the forest, on the 13th kilometer of Novorizhskoye Highway, in the village of Vympel. It is owned by a middle-aged couple with one child. The house, the area of which is 717 square meters, has several separated zones on two floors - day and night. The first is the most extensive, it includes, in addition to the main rooms, an office, a terrace, a mini-spa with a Russian bath and a swimming pool, as well as a canopy for three cars. Exactly the same number of bedrooms are planned for the second floor. The desire for complex intersections of planes andto the functional redistribution of volumes is the signature style of the architectural bureau. Versatility and non-standardism are elevated to the absolute, and this is what attracts us to the project. The L-shaped form does not look like one due to the large number of blocks and console projections. The facades are finished with clinker bricks and German limestone, and the passages and other rooms are finished with heat-treated ash lamellas. The paved paths that go deep into the territory are made of granite and decking. The area is predominantly wooded, with spruce trees andpine trees, and the total area is more than two square kilometers. A large amount of greenery does not allow sunlight to penetrate the territory with its usual intensity, which creates maximum alienation from the realities of the region, so close to Moscow. The effect of insolation, comfort, and closeness to nature only increases when in the summer the pool and living room become an open terrace thanks to the technology of folding glass walls. There is a repetition of the external insideentourage. The rooms flow smoothly into each other, and energy-saving double-glazed windows allow the forest to literally “look into the house,” interacting with each other and with the interiors. They, by the way, were made by the OS Design studio, and the landscapes by the English company Randle Siddeley Associates. But architecture reigns supreme here, and the design of each room with access to the balcony was selected based on the layout. Multi-layering and maximum functional content are the main trump cards of this unique project. Photo: Victoria Ivanenko.