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Guest House

Based on the design by the architectural practice Osetskaya.Salov, a guesthouse embodying the concept of immersive architecture has been built in Pereslavl-Zalessky. The house only partially aims to solve the utilitarian tasks of intimate and cozy guest accommodation. According to the client's vision, the space is intended to become a place of mindfulness — a place filled with profound meaning reflected in various ethnic and cultural traditions. Anyone who enters inevitably engages in a dialogue with the space, gaining a new form of experience through interaction with the guesthouse's architecture.

The house serves as a cultural center, an independent hub for cultural formation, and a point of intangible transformation, where the mechanism of the subtle process of acquiring a new human experience is the physical habitation of different spaces. The entire environment here — from the doorknob to the fence separating the guesthouse grounds from the city — is shaped in such a way as to engage the visitor in interacting with the cultural code.

Location

Pereslavl-Zalessky, Yaroslavl Region, Russia

About the Applicant

Osetskaya.Salov is a contemporary architectural practice founded in 2013. The bureau's founders, architects Tatiana Osetskaya and Alexander Salov, have been working in a creative partnership since 2007. The team tackles a wide range of architectural challenges—from global urban planning concepts, unique residential and public buildings, to interior spaces and bespoke art objects. Over a decade of practice, Osetskaya.Salov has received numerous Russian and international awards.

Project Authors

Osetskaya.Salov Architectural Bureau

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Daniil Annenkov