Moscow Metro Stations “Prospekt Marshala Zhukova” and “Klenoviy bulvar 2” , Moskau/ Russische Föderation

Verfahrensart
Offener, zweistufiger Wettbewerb

Wettbewerbsaufgabe
The main objective of the Competition is to find the unique architectural-artistic solutions for interiors of passenger areas and entrance halls of the two new metro stations - «Prospekt Marshala Zhukova» and «Klenoviy bulvar 2». Principal design solution must include a proposal on materials, lighting and non-bearing structures of the stations.

Das Hauptziel des Wettbewerbs ist es, die einzigartigen architektonisch-künstlerischen Lösungen für die Innenausstattung von Fahrgastbereichen und Eingangshallen der beiden neuen U-Bahn-Stationen «Prospekt Marshala Zhukova» und «Klenoviy bulvar 2» zu finden. Die Hauptentwurfslösung muss einen Vorschlag zu Materialien, Beleuchtung und nicht tragenden Strukturen der Stationen enthalten.

Teilnehmer
Russian and foreign (in consortium) architectural companies, which may involve a team of designers, engineers, designers, experts in the field of economics and financial modeling.

The competition for development of the architectural appearance of the Prospekt Marshala Zhukova and Klenovy Bulvar 2 metro stations is the fifth such event. The number of applications broke all records and was 50% higher than the previous competition. As many as 330 potential contestants registered on the website. 113 of them (primarily from Russia) submitting applications. Italy led the foreign countries, with 8 companies in the competition. Italy was followed by Great Britain, with 6 companies submitting applications. The other international competitors were companies from Spain, Latvia, the Netherlands, Japan (2 from each country), Hungary, Germany, China, Poland, and Uzbekistan (1 from each country). The competition had two stages. At the first stage, the expert jury headed by Andrey Bochkarev, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Policy and Construction, selected 5 finalists for each metro station based on their portfolios, relevant experience, and two essays (one per station).

For Prospekt Marshala Zhukova:
ABTB LLC (Moscow, Russia);
Blank Architects CJSC (Moscow, Russia);
ASADOV ARCHITECTURAL BUREAU LLC (Moscow, Russia);
Consortium led by NOWADAYS LLC (Moscow, Russia), consortium members: Architects of Invention (London, UK);
MAParchitects LLC (Moscow, Russia).

For Klenovy Bulvar 2:
Architectural Bureau KPLN LLC (Moscow, Russia);
Consortium led by Zaha Hadid Architects (London, UK), consortium members: A-project, Krost (Moscow, Russia); Arup Lighting (London, UK); Systematica s.l.r (Milan, Italy);
ABTB LLC (Moscow, Russia);
Blank Architects CJSC (Moscow, Russia);
Consortium led by Buro Vozduh (Moscow, Russia), consortium members: WP ARC Plan GmbH (Hannover, Germany).

Jury
Andrei Bochkarev Deputy Mayor of Moscow in the Government of Moscow on urban development policy and construction
Sergei Kuznetsov Chief Architect of Moscow, deputy chairman of the jury
Mars Gazizullin Chairman of the Board of Directors of JSC Mosinzhproekt
Valery Kivlyuk Deputy General Director for Construction of Subway Objects of Mosinzhproekt JSC
Rustam Cherkesov Deputy General Director for Design JSC Mosinzhproekt
Yuri Kravtsov General Director of JSC Mosinzhproekt
Vladimir Lukyanov Director of the Metro Directorate
Julia Burdova Architect, partner Buromoscow
Alexander Zmeul Editor-in-chief of Archspace.info
Tatiana Osetskaya Architect, co-founder of archslon
Fedor Rashevskii Chief Architect of Projects and Architectural Partner OFFCON bureau