architecture

Architecture

The residential complex of SHIFT is designed by the most sought-after bureau in Moscow – Tsimailo Lyashenko and Partners.

The architectural solution of SHIFT is based on a modular principle.

The towers are composed of identical elements, but compositions are created differently using them. To bring more intrigue to the character of SHIFT, the modules are interpreted as elements of Jenga.

The complex consists of five towers, four of which are located at the corners of the plot, while the fifth fixes the compositional centre of the entire area.

The space between the corner towers, around the perimeter of the plot, is occupied by three single-story pavilions for public and commercial purposes.

The corner towers are designed in a unified style

Their refined and exquisite architecture evokes a sense of calm and respectability.

From floor to floor, the loggias change their position on the facade – charismatic deep niches appear either closer to the central axis of the facades or at the corners, giving the buildings a dynamic and distinctly different appearance from various angles.

The design of the central tower is more dynamic.

Each floor is shifted relative to the previous one, creating the effect of floating edges in the air. These shifts create additional spaces – balconies and terraces.

Each floor consists of three rectangular modules, which are shifted relative to each other both horizontally and vertically.

Such displacement results in the emergence of expressive consoles on each facade, while the articulated rhythm gives the silhouette a memorable appearance.

By continuing to use our site, you consent to
the processing of cookie files for
analytics and improvements.

Show the map

Back