An urban, highly practical 240 sq. m. country residence in Repino. This contemporary architectural project features panoramic glazing, a scenic terrace, a fire pit/barbecue area, and a children’s playground. Surrounded by dense forest, the home includes a garage, boiler room, open-plan kitchen-living area, 3 bedrooms, an office, 2 bathrooms, walk-in closets, and a terrace.

The design is driven by strict geometry and minimalism. Glass, metal, and concrete work together to express a unified geometric form while creating striking visual accents. Metal frames act as a graphic element, bridging the gap between the natural landscape and the facade's architecture. An open layout and the absence of fencing blur the boundaries between the structure and its natural surroundings.

A key structural feature of the house: all load-bearing and exterior elements (foundation, walls, floor slabs) are constructed from insulated reinforced monolithic concrete.