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Emerald  Equestrian Complex by Polina Nozdracheva

Emerald Equestrian Complex

Golden A' Design Award Winner 2020

contemporary architecture, equestrian facility, timber brise-soleil, parametric facade, wooden lattice structure, diagonal composition, angular geometry, warm honey tones, golden ochre, burnt sienna, raw umber, titanium white stucco, cerulean sky blue, asymmetrical balance, dynamic vectors, biophilic design, sustainable architecture, natural materials, passive solar screening, layered facade system, tectonic expression, craft and technology synthesis, midday natural light, directional illumination, crisp cast shadows, two-point perspective, upward-raking viewpoint, dramatic foreshortening, spatial layering, foreground emphasis, architectural photography, clear atmospheric conditions, hard edge geometric precision, wood grain texture, matte stucco finish, transparent glazing, contemporary modernism, digital fabrication, regional material expression, performative building envelope, complementary warm-cool palette, structural rhythm, cantilevered elements, fenestration patterns, optimistic affective register, innovation and authenticity, technological sophistication, material honesty, architectural dynamism, sculptural form, spatial complexity, luminous clarity, organic-geometric synthesis, precision joinery, modular construction, environmental responsiveness, visual tension and resolution, aspirational architecture

Holistic architectural & spatial projects image unites all six equestrian buildings reveals functional identity of each. Extended facades of arenas & stables directed to administrative composite core. Six-sided building as crystal grid rests in wooden frame as in necklace. Wall triangles decorated with scattering of glass as emerald details. Curved white construction highlights main entrance. Facades grid also is part of inner space, where environment perceived through transparent web. Interiors continue theme of wooden structures, using scale of elements to more proportionate human scale.