Suprematist Spaces: Where Art meets Innovation | Maxim Kashin Architects

Maxim Kashin Architects’ new office, housed within the historic SLAVA watch factory in central Moscow, blends history with cutting-edge design. By drawing inspiration from the early 20th-century art movement of suprematism, Kashin redefines the workplace, creating an environment that merges art, architecture, and function. The design philosophy behind the office takes its cues from suprematism, founded by Russian artist Kazimir Malevich. The movement emphasizes geometric forms—circles, squares, and rectangles—over physical representations, symbolizing the essence of objects beyond their visual appearance. Kashin expands upon this ideology by introducing “suprematist volume” into the interior, moving beyond two-dimensional planes to embrace spatial forms […]