Public transportation shelters for Perm

Task:	to replace the existing transportation shelter designs.

Perm is renewing its transportation shelters, and we don’t mean just a fresh coat of paint. The new pavilions are designed from scratch, addressing modern city requirements and needs.

“Run.” Andrey Flakonkishochki, Moscow

The side facing away from approaching traffic displays social ads and announcements of upcoming events.

The roof is constructed to withstand the Russian winter snow load and is slanted for drainage

Our stops come in two lengths.

For easy navigation, each stop displays its title printed clearly on top as well as nearby street names with arrows pointing you in the right direction.

All glass elements carry artwork by professional illustrators to reduce graffiti damage. We made a public call for entries “P-avilion” and now the best works are all over Perm.

Release date: December 22 2010

Cast:

art director and designer

Artemy Lebedev

industrial designers

Aleksey Sharshakov
Bendzhamin Flannagan
Artem Sazonov

modeler

Aleksandr Pozdeev

visualization

Filipp Gorbachev

project manager

Evgeny Volodin

From the Modern Art Museum PERMM and Perm Design Development Center:

project director

Nailya Allakhverdieva

curator

Arseny Sergeev

technical designers

Artem Shitov
Maria Nagovitsyna

Research group meetings for the new shelters design:

leaders

Artemy Lebedev
Еrken Kagarov

participants

Oleg Istomin
Rustam Musallyamov
Mikhail Bogorodsky
Georgy Ermakov
Aleksey Kozhevnikov
Igor Konyaev
Donat Pletukhov
Sergey Khabarov
Dominik Еymanavichus

Art. Lebedev Studio appreciates the assistance of Maxim Kis with this project

“Faces of the XXth century.” Alexey Kurbatov, Moscow

Tinted polycarbonate skylights

For safety reasons our shelters are the first in the nation to be illuminated after dark.

“Saint-Petersburg series.” Aleksey Zuev, Toliatti

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