The Grace Complex is a mixed-use urban quarter that harmoniously combines residential buildings, public zones, and commercial and leisure facilities. The spatial organization provides convenient connections between all functional areas, ensuring maximum comfort for everyone in the quarter. The infrastructure includes pick-up points, a bookstore, rental spaces, anti-stress rooms, a baby club, underground parking, and landscaped public squares.
The architectural appearance of the quarter exemplifies modern residential development in an eclectic style rooted in neoclassical tradition. The quarter consists of multi-height buildings forming sheltered semi-enclosed courtyards — a thoughtful urban ensemble where classical techniques are carefully reinterpreted and modern solutions are organically integrated. The combination of expressive facade plasticity, well-conceived volumetric-spatial organization, and functional landscaping creates a cohesive environment for residents.
Blukhera Street, Yaroslavl, Russia
Yaroslavl State Technical University, Institute of Architecture and Design
Polina Trunova
Polina Trunova
Academic supervisors: Andrey Volkov, Dmitry Turbin