Atomic Energy Pavilion at VDNKh
Object area – 3500m2
Implementation date: 2023 year.
The Atomic Energy Pavilion is a complex exhibition facility of its kind., implemented jointly with the leading manufacturer and distributor of museum and exhibition spaces Lorum Ipsum.
Our company has completed a range of works to implement the exhibition area, dedicated to the history of the Soviet atomic project. The project included architectural interiors, finishing work, installation of structures, lighting equipment and flooring. Particular attention is paid to detail and relevance to the historical context, including the use of decorative elements, such as plaster capitals, marble skirting boards and artistic parquet.
The work was carried out in 14 exhibition spaces on 3 underground floors, an area of more than 3500 m2 in a short time.
Main works:
– Development and adjustment of working documentation.
– Dismantling and installation of structures, including partitions and pylons.
– Wall decoration with natural marble, decorative panels and artistic elements.
– Laying floor coverings: modular parquet, artistic rosettes, connecting profiles.
– Installation of suspended ceilings with decorative elements and lighting equipment.
– Arrangement of exhibition objects, including furniture and multimedia equipment.
Project Features:
– Use of high quality materials: marble, oak, gypsum, brass.
– Compliance with fire regulations and safety requirements.
– Integrating modern technology with historical design.
– A projection radius dome was produced using premium projection paint from the leading American brand Levanille.
– Decorative plaster from the leading Italian brand colorfix venetto was used to decorate the walls..
– On -1 And -2 floors, a complex technical coffered ceiling was made at a height of more than 8 meters.
Result:
A unique exhibition area has been created, which combines historical authenticity and modern design standards. The project was completed on time in compliance with all technical and aesthetic requirements of the customer.

