The hide residential complex is a premium high—rise project in the west of Moscow, where architecture is becoming a key tool for shaping the identity of a location. The complex consists of three 41-storey towers united by a single compositional logic, while each tower has its own plasticity and character. This solution creates an expressive silhouette on the city panorama and allows you to perceive the project as an integral architectural ensemble.

The concept is based on the principle of a "vertical city" — each tower is designed as an independent residential structure with a well-thought-out organization of space. At the same time, they are united by a common stylobate and a well-maintained territory.

The architecture is based on a combination of strict geometry and plastic facade solutions: vertical rhythm, accentuated lines and the use of glass form a light, upward-looking image of buildings. The facades are made using modern high-quality materials, which ensures not only aesthetic expressiveness, but also durability.

Special attention is paid to working with the view and light. Panoramic glazing and the orientation of the buildings to different sides of the world ensure maximum disclosure of views of the city and the natural environment, including the Moskva River, Vorobyovy Gory, and the valley of the Setuni River. Due to this, apartments become an extension of the external landscape, and the architecture itself connects man and nature. The lower levels of the complex form a human-oriented environment: the scale of the stylobate and the transparency of the entrance groups create a comfortable interaction with the city. The design lobbies continue the architectural concept and enhance the sense of wholeness of the space. Thus, architectural solutions set a new standard for the quality of the living environment and are organically integrated into the urban fabric.

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