We create children's spaces that become a source of joy and a way to explore the world. We are proud that our projects have been recognized with prestigious Russian and international awards in the fields of architecture and education—this is how we know our values and innovative approach resonate in the minds and hearts of people.
2025 The "Elmay" children's park won the "Parks of Russia" award as part of the II All-Russian Park Award and the BRICS Countries Park Forum. Nominations: "Children's Park" and "Premiere of the Year: Realized Project"
2024 The "Elmay" children's park received an out-of-competition award at the IV International Architectural and Construction Forum "Kazanysh". Nomination: Best Social Project
2022 The "Stary Mayak" (Old Lighthouse) playhub received a gold diploma in the Build School Project competition. Nomination: Best landscaping and play space solution for creating a comfortable environment for children
2022 The "Dragon" playground received a gold diploma in the Build School Project competition. Nomination: Best landscaping and play space solution for creating a comfortable environment for children
2022 The "Creaking Stumps" playground was a laureate of the "100+ AWARDS" in the nomination "Best Solution for Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment"
2021 The public space improvement project for the village of Bolshoye Kuzemkino made it to the long list of the Archdaily & Strelka Award
2021 The "Creaking Stumps" playground entered the TOP 30 best projects of Project Russia magazine and received an honorary diploma of the competition
2020 The "Orlandia" playground won the ArchiWOOD award in the "Urban Environment Design" nomination
2019 The "Fox Slide" play art object won the ArchiWOOD award in the "Urban Environment Design" nomination
2018 The "Giant Mushrooms" ("Fairy Tale Forest") playground won the international Martela EdDesign Award in the "Educational Project" nomination
2017 The "Giant Mushrooms" playground won the ArchiWOOD award in the "Art Object" nomination
2016 The "Ripening Quarter" ("Nests") for the "Archstoyanie Detskoe" (Archstoyanie for Children) festival won the ArchiWOOD award in the "Art Object" nomination