Архитектор Михаил Лазуткин | Архитектурное проектирование

Welcome to my website.

Here I publish information about my work as an architect. Also, I publish here in my blog my articles about architecture of different countries and different styles. This is a professional website. Therefore, the information here is presented as clearly, simply and concisely as possible, without unnecessary excesses, distracting from the matter. But in my time out of the job, I am not as boring as my website.

Some of my projects

2018 Apartment building with built-in multi-storey garage

Apartment building with a built-in garage. The apartment layouts meet the requirements for the comfort of modern housing in developed countries such as the USA and Israel. The built-in garage has two parking stalls for each apartment. Places in the garage provide parking for large passenger cars with a width of 220 centimeters (the width between the tips of the mirrors). Slopes and radii of ramps meet the requirements of the Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets 6th edition (USA), which provides conditions for safe maneuvering for large sedans and jeeps.

2017 Single family home Georgian style

Georgian style single-family house. All bedrooms and other recreational rooms are located on the side where there is no traffic - no noise and exhaust fumes. The house meets the comfort requirements of modern single-family houses in developed countries, such as Single Family Home USA. The house is equipped with alfresco kitchen-dining room on the first floor. At the entrance to the house there is a study and a large hallway with a guest bathroom, separated from the living part of the house. The facades are styled in a modern American interpretation of the Georgian style, popular in the USA and other English-speaking countries.

2001 Gas station Ltd"Black&Co"

Gas station of the company “Black&Co” Ltd. The goal of the project was to create an original recognizable image, using inexpensive building materials and structures that are not difficult to mount. The solution was found by using architectural deconstructivism approaches in the roof plan.