The concept is built on the idea of continuous movement: from the city square — through the theatre's architecture — to the natural landscape of Meshcherskoye Lake. The sculptural roof, the vertical rhythm of the facades, and the cascading public spaces create a unified architectural scenario in which human movement becomes part of the composition.
The building's architecture establishes a new focal point for the district, while the system of open terraces, staircases, and amphitheatre-like spaces allows the theatre to function as a public venue even beyond performance hours.
Intersection of Meshchersky Boulevard, Proletarskaya Street, and Karl Marx Street, Kanavinsky District, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
Graduate of Minin Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University, Faculty of Design, Fine Arts and Media Technologies, Department of Environmental and Graphic Design, specialising in Environmental Design.
Anna Safronova
Anna Safronova
Thesis supervisor: Marina Prokhorova