The Moscow branch of the Japanese bank Mizuho Corporate Bank moved to a new office, which was designed by ABD. The main architect of the project, Irina Priseddskaya, developed the general concept from the classical Japanese engraving. She came up with an unusual move: she chose several works of the famous Japanese engraver of the XIX century. Katsushiki Hokusaya and made parallels between them and those architectural materials that will set the image of the interior. However, in the bank itself, the image of the new office was seen more internationally than in the clearly expressed Japanese style.
The well-known real estate consulting company Cushman & Wakefield Stiles & Riabokobylko sought to unite all of its departments, scattered around Moscow, in a single space while moving into a new office.
The structure of a legal company clearly specifies the design: a client zone with reception, waiting areas and negotiation rooms, as well as lawyers’ offices separated by a glass partition.