Natalya Mastalerzh
Наталья Масталерж
Architect, co-founder of the NOWADAYS office and the architectural community TSEKH
Natalya Mastalerzh
Наталья Масталерж
Architect, co-founder of the NOWADAYS office and the architectural community TSEKH
Architect, co-founder of the NOWADAYS office and the architectural community TSEKH.
In Natalia Mastalerzh's projects, the modern language of architecture meets historical context. A special place in her practice is occupied by work with museums and cultural institutions – from building reconstruction to exhibition environment design.
She participated in the Venice Architecture Biennale (2004) and the The Flood architecture biennale in Rotterdam. From 2006 to 2011, she worked at the Meganom bureau. In 2013, she co-founded NOWADAYS office. Among the bureau's projects are the new building of the Moscow Kremlin Museums on Red Square, the reconstruction of the Ordzhonikidze and Volna Soviet sanatoriums in Sochi, the Apricot residential building, the renovation of the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, as well as the transformation of the territories of the former Graphite, Crystal, Electrozavod factories, and the Alafuzov factory in Kazan.
In Natalia Mastalerzh's projects, the modern language of architecture meets historical context. A special place in her practice is occupied by work with museums and cultural institutions – from building reconstruction to exhibition environment design.
She participated in the Venice Architecture Biennale (2004) and the The Flood architecture biennale in Rotterdam. From 2006 to 2011, she worked at the Meganom bureau. In 2013, she co-founded NOWADAYS office. Among the bureau's projects are the new building of the Moscow Kremlin Museums on Red Square, the reconstruction of the Ordzhonikidze and Volna Soviet sanatoriums in Sochi, the Apricot residential building, the renovation of the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, as well as the transformation of the territories of the former Graphite, Crystal, Electrozavod factories, and the Alafuzov factory in Kazan.
