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Space before furniture: how engineering and storage become part of architecture - REMONTNIK.PRO

Space before furniture: how engineering and storage become part of architecture

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A modern interior is no longer just a beautiful space, but a complex system of technologies and engineering solutions hidden behind visual simplicity. In premium projects, built-in convectors, ventilation, and heating are integrated into the architecture, while storage systems are concealed within walls to free up space.

Anastasia Agaltsova, founder of the design bureau PODRUGOMU, explains how this works in practice using examples from her own projects.

Anastasia Agaltsova

Engineering That Doesn’t Dispute Space

— At the “Bauman House” residential complex, the developer dictated the conditions: centralized supply and exhaust ventilation as well as air conditioning came pre-installed with ready-to-connect outlets in the apartments. The task for our firm was to fit everything compactly without sacrificing height or volume.

We strive not to overuse technology. We focus on what’s most important: ergonomics, air, and water. What’s needed is convenient operation, affordable automation, and a pleasant climate.

Modern bedroom interior. Thoughtful lighting, functional shelves, and a striking art piece.
A modern bedroom interior. Thoughtfully designed lighting, functional shelves, and a striking art piece.

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