ARCH MOSCOW 2021

CENTERSVET at Arch Moscow-2021, Russia's main architectural exhibition, in the heart of Moscow in Gostiniy Dvor.

During Arch Moscow, CENTERSVET presented minimalistic modern products and the concept of new lighting standard – "CENTERSVET Standard". Sergey Kuznetsov, Chief Architect of Moscow, opened the exhibition.

We pay attention not only to design, but also to quality, technology, scalability and, of course, to promptness and service. Arch Moscow-2021 is the perfect opportunity to convey our values to the consumer," — says Evgeniy Schegolev, the founder of the company.

CENTERSVET supported the company's partners at the exhibition:
Timur Bashkaev's architectural bureau and DNK architectural group.

DNK ag's 20th anniversary exposition is illuminated by CENTERSVET INFINITY ROUND that was custom-made for this project. The track follows he round shape of the booth, and rotatable luminaires accentuate the texture of brick.

"CENTERSVET created several lighting options placement-wise. When we installed it on site, we were convinced that the option that was created to CENTERSVET's lighting calculations was the best one," — says Daniil Lorents, architect at DNK ag.

"This is our first year participating in the exhibition as "Architect of the Year", and we created the Vision of future 2100 booth. I want to thank CENTERSVET, they supported us in this endeavor," — says Timur Bashkaev, the founder of ABTB architectural bureau.

CENTERSVET organised meetings with outstanding Russian designers and architects: Dima Loginov and Boris Uborevich-Borovsky.

Dima Loginoff, the world-renown product designer, spoke about AUROOM collection of brass luminaires for CENTERSVET that was presented at Arch Moscow. He also told the audience about his new work for the French brand Cartier: porcelain manufacturers Bernardaud and Dima Loginoff created a collection of tableware that is presented in Cartier boutique in GUM.

Boris Uborevich-Borovskiy is Russia's leading architect, Chairman of the Moscow Society of Architects, professor at Moscow Architectural Institute. A minimalist, he always stays true to himself on his creative path.

CENTERSVET invited architect Boris Uborevich-Borovskiy to talk about lighting in residential interiors. At the lecture Boris showed his project for singer Sergei Zhukov of Ruki Vverkh band and several examples of lighting at penthouses in Moscow.