Copper Hall. Interior

A New Landmark for the City

This project is a challenge to our city. We created an original modern building in the historical part of Kharkiv, right on the red line, fitting it organically into the dynamics and character of its surroundings.

For our Copper Hall project, we didn't just develop the architectural solution for the building's reconstruction - we fully carried our own ideas, and the client's, through into the interior design as well.

A Space That Transforms

The centerpiece and true focal point of the project is a large, transformable hall on the ground floor, wrapped in panoramic glazing. It works as a venue for themed conferences, a contemporary art exhibition space, and even a showroom for classic cars. When needed, the same hall converts into a dining room, a bar, a catering area, or even a table tennis space.

Living Walls

Inside, we used an extensive network of living plant walls - the kind you'd find in the world's best airports. These green walls run through the staircase and the main meeting room, and continue into the fitness zone, which includes a small yoga studio and a massage room alongside the gym itself. Individual office zones carry their own plant walls too.

Light and Materials

Panoramic Schuco windows and generous ceiling heights give the interior its sense of airiness and volume. The interior is designed in a minimalist style, with pieces sourced from well-known Italian and Spanish manufacturers alongside work from talented Ukrainian designers and furniture makers.

Read more about the biophilic principles behind these living walls in our guide to biophilic design.

If you like what you see here, get in touch - we'll make your project a source of shared pride too.