The architectural image of Composition No. 24 is an exposition of three houses united by a single stylobate part and a red porte-cochere over the main entrance. The finish is made of glossy black and gold bricks. The combination of black gloss, gold and red colors gives the object uniqueness and recognition.

A single design lobby — as a compliment to the avant-garde artists of that era in the interiors, two private green gardens on the territory and an accent red-leaved tree in the center of Composition No. 24, sprouting through a special rounded porthcosher opening in front of the lobby, complement the original architectural concept of the house.
The golden facade is a smooth grid of large square windows, and the windows of houses made of glossy black bricks are intentionally of different sizes and even located at different heights. Panoramic radius windows soften the monumental constructivism of architecture.

The decoration of the houses is made of glossy black and gold bricks. The combination of black gloss, gold and red color gives the object the necessary contrast and recognition.


The project is based on the famous work of K. Malevich, which was called "Composition in the red corner"
Its meaning was that in the corner of the room there was a picture of a "Black Square", and this was the first serious conceptual statement.

Landscape design for Composition No. 24 was developed by Mad Architects architectural bureau. Even in such a chamber project, we found an opportunity to arrange two landscaped green gardens with a playground and cozy spaces for recreation on the territory. Flower beds and shrubs will be planted there, tubs with trees will be installed, WI-FI and USB sockets for your electronic devices will be available. Residents of apartments with a patio on the ground floor will have the opportunity to go out into the fresh air directly from home, completely not feeling that they are in the center of the metropolis.

The design lobby of Composition No. 24 is also a space that unites people who have made up a variety of styles and a rich palette of Russian avant-garde.