Malevich Park

We began developing the park concept by analyzing the context and exploring the area’s identity. We discovered a connection to the renowned avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich, who drew inspiration from the local landscapes during his visits to the neighboring village. We proposed naming the park after Malevich to honor this connection, shaping the park’s image around the tradition of suprematism.

Our concept focuses on integrating nature and art, using basic geometric shapes like squares, circles, and triangles, along with reflective surfaces such as stainless steel paired with black accents. This minimalist architectural approach enhances the area’s natural beauty and vitality.

The park’s functional zones were designed based on input from the local community, ensuring that their needs were met while preserving as much woodland and existing landscape as possible.

Credits

Architecture
Basis architectural bureau; Ivan Okhapkin, Maria Repkina, Anna Anisimova, Anna Geraimovich, Konstantin Pastukhov, Tatyana Kozlova, Angelina Vasnetsova, Valeria Shevtsova,
Monica Galstyan, Zakhar Smirnov, Nikita Tchikin, Alexandra Terentyeva, Anastasia Pangelina, Julia Sazonova

Client
Ministry of Urban Development of the Moscow Region

Year of completion
2021

Location
Odintsovo, Russia

Total area
366,5 ha

Photos
Dmitry Chebanenko, Nikita Subbotin

Project Partners

Detail design: Technoarchitek Company

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