It is found at Saratov in Russia and is named after the astronaut Russian Yuri Gagarin, first man in history a space travel.
Covering a total area of over 23,000 m2, the new airport was designed by Asadov architecture studio and includes VIP Lounges, created by the VOX Architects studio, which it has chosen HI-MACS® for this ambitious project.
A contemporary interior design for a "galactic" architecture inspired by the infinite wonder of the cosmos, the airport it was conceived for the community and with a high turnout of people.
The client asked the architects of VOX Architects to design a contemporary VIP Lounge with all the necessary comforts for guests and to distribute the spaces according to strict international standards. Boris Voskoboynikov, architect of the studio, was in charge of the interior design of the 1,044 m² lounge which respects the theme of the wonder of the cosmos and the first expedition into space.
"The theme inspired by space is evident everywhere, from the capsules that furnish the rooms to references to Gagarin, such as the quotes or the very face of the cosmonaut reproduced on one of the walls of the lounge. Architecture as a whole conveys a sense of infinity and modernity ". For the architects, moreover, “space is a miraculous infinity, keeper of enigmas and imbued with brilliant rays of light, emblems of a set of scientific results and human abilities”.
There reception it is located on the ground floor with a sinuous welcome desk positioned in front of a large white and blue wall, which symbolizes a group of clouds crossed by a rocket that bursts into space and heads towards the stratosphere.
In the project In addition, various 'open' relaxation areas have been added, such as the bar and restaurant, a games room and a passage that leads directly to the boarding points. Within the common area, a huge capsule of space captures the attention of visitors and is inspired by the capsule it led Yuri Gagarin in space, then
bring it back to Earth in 1961.
Upstairs, on the other hand, the spaces are more intimate and consist of single semi-open hubs, a conference room, offices and private lounges.
The last stop among the stars is finally represented by a portrait of Yuri Gagarin in the conference room.
