A bath complex created exclusively for women reinterprets the traditions of Russian bath culture through the means of contemporary architecture. The space unites steam rooms, plunge pools, massage rooms, relaxation areas and a restaurant, transforming the bathing ritual into a holistic experience of recovery and inner balance. Natural materials, authorial interpretations of Russian ornaments and cultural motifs form a contemporary image that retains a connection with national heritage.
The architectural dominant is a large steam room with three-metre ceilings — a rare engineering solution for facilities of this type. The central accent of the space is a stove clad in custom tiles that reinterpret the traditions of Russian stove art in a contemporary aesthetic.
1 Volokolamskoye shosse, Moscow, Russia
Dot and Dash Architects is an architectural practice specialising in the design of buildings as well as public, commercial and private interiors. We create projects in which architecture, functionality and aesthetics come together to form a coherent environment that reflects the character of the place and the needs of people. At the heart of our work lie an individual approach, attention to detail and support of the project at every stage of implementation.
Dot and Dash Architects, BLIQU Interiors
Anton Likhtarovich, Maya Fedotova
Stylist and decorator Daria Soboleva