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Sheremetyevo Airport
Sheremetyevo International Airport near Moscow was designed by the architect Dimitry Pshenichnikov and his partners at the Architectural Workshop Studio.
This futuristic construction was inaugurated in 2008 and achieved by mixing together different materials and technologies, creating a very strong aesthetic impact. The fl ooring of the public areas of the terminal was laid using the Gallery collection, while for wall coverings in bathrooms and catering areas, white body View tiles were chosen: over 1,200 m2 in tenuous shades of Ivory, Green and Blue, combined with the Listone Wave decor, in the 30.5x56 and 15x56 formats.
Where
Moscow, Russian Federation
Design by
Dmitry Pshenichnikov
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