At the heart of the project is the idea of a living framework—a modular grid that defines relationships rather than forms. Superframe organizes urban growth around adaptable plots and open public domains, ensuring each block can accommodate future programs, energy systems, and mobility innovations. The system prioritizes permeability, daylight, and access to green space, creating a healthy and inclusive urban fabric.
Superframe envisions development as a continuous dialogue between architecture and landscape. Infrastructure becomes soft and multifunctional, integrating water management, biodiversity, and social life into one spatial logic. By coupling prefabricated timber systems with regenerative planning, the project promotes cities that are not only efficient and sustainable—but deeply human in scale and experience.
| Program: | Urban Planning – Mixed-use, Residential, Retail, Office |
| Size: | 45,000 m2 |
| Location: | Moscow, Russia |
| Client: | Government of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Construction, DOM.RF, Strelka KB |
| Team: | Geoffrey Eberle, Magdalena Mróz, Thomas Krall, Kevin Westerveld, Maxime Cunin |
| Collaborators: | BOLD, Apex Renders: YoSoyMaestro, Fiction Studio, Robert Witczak |
| Year: | 2017 |
