Anna and Alexander Krause designed a three-level space in the former industrial garage, in which industrial aesthetics and chalet elements were mixed. Krause's customers are modern people, they searched for architects via the Internet. And the interior also wanted modern. They chose an unusual place to live - a three-story townhouse in a rebuilt industrial garage not far from the Triumph Palace high-rise. 

According to Alexander, the customers knew well what they wanted. For example, they decided in advance to give the entire third floor to their sons and schoolchildren - to soundproof it qualitatively so that two generations of the family could spend time at their pleasure, without interfering with each other.  According to Alexander, the industrial space was completely redrawn at the stage of reconstruction, so that apart from four-meter ceilings and massive I-beams on the ground floor, there was nothing left of the past life. 

Nevertheless, the owners wanted to emphasize the industrial origin of the building, and the architects did it delicately, without slipping into a sham, due to laconic forms and natural textured materials. Several types of stone, different types of wood, metal are involved in the interior at once. Moreover, the architects managed to quickly infect the customer with their ideas, so that the interior was decided in complex and deep colors.