museum loci: a XXI century architects’ viewpart Ithis experimental project showcases how contemporary architects reinterpret the essence of the museum through graphic art and installations. the exhibition features over 50 works by leading russian architects and studios

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museum loci: a XXI century architects’ view

part I

this experimental project showcases how contemporary architects reinterpret the essence of the museum through graphic art and installations. the exhibition features over 50 works by leading russian architects and studios, including Yuri Avvakumov (Vitruvius & Sons), DNK ag, Sergey Skuratov Architects, SPEECH, Tsimailo Lyashenko & Partners, Evgeny Gerasimov & Partners, ATRIUM, ABD Architects, KAMEN, APEX and Kleinewelt Architekten. the works span diverse genres: from exhibition design to landmark reconstructions and large-scale urban projects. highly recommend it to anyone passionate about architecture and modern art!

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