Alexandra Fedorova, architect with many awards

Fedorova Alexandra Yakubovna, 35, was born April 18, 1980 in Moscow in a family of architects and teachers. This left a certain imprint. Since childhood, she grew up in this environment, and there was no doubt which one to choose a profession.

Alexandra Fedorova, architect: biography

In 1997, she entered the Moscow Architectural Institute (MARHI) in the Faculty of Public and Housing Construction, graduated in 2003. From 2000 to 2004 she worked and gained experience in the UB Design workshop as a leading architect.

In 2001, she casually got a job at the MIPP Mosproject-4 as an architect, where she served until 2005 under the leadership of Boris Uborevich-Borovsky. From him, Alexander Fedorov (architect) took over the predisposition to restraint, refinement and laconism. And here the future director of the fashion studio has learned to perform all the work from beginning to end, coordinating the entire architectural process.

Office of Architecture SL Project

Here, Alexandra Fedorova, an architect with the achievements already achieved, met her colleague and her husband Alexei Nikolashin. With him, they opened in 2004 their own bureau of architecture SL Project. Their joint work is a success. This creative couple becomes the winner of competitions, publishes the works in leading magazines, participates in teleprojects. But, unfortunately, the family union disintegrates, which entails the disintegration of their creative tandem.

Main Projects

First of all, Alexander Fedorov - an architect, and therefore does not plan to abandon the plans and opens in 2010 his architectural studio. She works in the design of public, residential buildings, creates the designs of premises for different purposes, has gained good experience in practice in the design and development of houses on the sea coast. Stylistics - modern interiors with elements of classics.

The fundamental principle of the work of this studio is the creation and implementation of "out-of-time" projects.2 The customers of the Alexandra bureau are Gazprom-Media, Opin, Taurus Development, Podium, KR properties, Euroset and Etc. Alexandra Fedorova is an architect whose reviews are full of only the highest praises.The developed projects were placed in many popular glossy publications: Domus, Interior Digest, Wallpaper, Architectural Herald, SALON interior, "Project Russia", "Interior + Design" and "Beautiful apartments." Is a member of the "Housing issue and "has repeatedly worked for the" Dacha response. "

Alexandra Fedorova is an architect, but at the same time she calls her studio "family", because together with her work on the creation of the beautiful her husband Sergei Kalyuta, Sister Polina. She herself lives with her family in a spacious apartment with a view of the center of Moscow on the 23rd floor on Vernadsky Avenue. In her house she embodied her numerous ideas.

Awards and recognition

To date, Fedorova - the owner of a large number of different awards. In 2003 she became the winner of the Architectural Prize, in 2005 - her nominee. In 2006, she won the first place for designing a radio station. In 2011, the first place took, participating in the "Beautiful Houses". In Mari El designed the villa, for which she came in second place in the contest "Under the roof of the house." In 2014, took the first place and the grand prix at PINWIN and the first place in INTERIA AWARDS. Participated in the development of the interior of the special zone of the Palace of Congresses in the Kremlin. The winner of 2015 in the competition "Architecture". In 2015 she performed at a very important event - Design Conference - as an expert.

Favorite places of Alexandra Fedorova

She is a successful young architect, a loving mother and wife. It draws inspiration and, at the same time, rests in travel. Favorite places for the architect were: the pavilion, located in Barcelona and built in 1929, a house over the Wright Waterfall, located next to New York. Of course, she worships her architectural creation and is eager to create a project of the modern art museum.