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Moscow Organ – House Project in Russia
Russian Interior Design by Campbell and Arnott Architects, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
13 Nov 2009
Moscow Organ Design
Design: Campbell and Arnott Architects
MOSCOW RESIDENCE PIPE ORGAN / SCULPTURE DESIGN NOTES
Russian House Interior Design
This project, designed for client G-GO Orgelbau GmbH, occupies a three storey atrium / hallway in a private residence in Moscow.
The organ is fully functional with 15 stops on Great, Pedal and Swell divisions. It is supported by and an integral part of a freestanding sculpture in glass and stainless steel.
The instrument console faces onto a public room at ground floor level and is overlooked by galleries and private rooms at the upper floors.
Moscow Pipe Organ images / information from Campbell and Arnott Architects, Scotland
Campbell & Arnott, Edinburgh architecture office, located in Southeast Scotland
Location: Moscow, Russia
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