KAUCHUK

FACTORY CLUB

Modern, minimalist interior with white walls, large windows, wooden flooring, and black metal tables and chairs.

Renovation of the Kauchuk Factory Club, a world-renowned landmark of Soviet architectural avant-garde, constructed in 1927–1929 by architect Konstantin Melnikov.

The project adapts the building into a contemporary student theatre while preserving and reinterpreting its original architectural structure. New functions are introduced with care, maintaining the spatial logic and character of the historic interior.

Project Date: 2022

Location: Moscow, Plyushikha

Modern bathroom vanity with a rectangular concrete sink, black wall-mounted faucet, black soap dispenser, a large window with a view of snowy trees, and louvered window blinds.
Modern bathroom with a large window showing a church with onion domes outside, featuring two sinks on the left and a white cabinet on the right.
Modern interior with curved white concrete seating with black cushions, black railings, and minimal lighting, in an open, airy space.
Modern rooftop terrace with black lounge chairs, small round tables, and a bar area with stools. Features a curved railing, large windows, and overhanging slatted roof, overlooking city buildings and trees.
Modern minimalist cafe interior with a concrete counter, a red toaster, a small round black table, two white stools, and large windows with natural light.

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