The local ambulatory of Makariv village near Bucha was destroyed by a direct hit by a Russian missile at the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine. At the end of March 2022, a pile of wreckage remained at the site where the ambulatory used to stay. The hospital served 16 thousand patients from the nearest villages, so it was crucial to restore...
Project name
Restoration concept of Makariv Ambulatory
Architecture firm
Bogdanova Bureau
Location
Makariv village, Kyiv region, Ukraine
Principal architect
Olga Bogdanova
Design team
Olga Bogdanova, Oleg Matiushchenko
Client
Ministry of health of Ukraine and Kyiv Military Regional Administration
Typology
Healthcare Architecture › Ambulatory
Design brand RUDA Studio was founded in 2017 by Oleksandra Rudenko and Yuriy Vovnyanko. RUDA Studio - Ukrainian artisanal atelier with harvest of Fine Craft Design.
Product name
Roots of Home Lighting Collection
Product type
Table Lamp, Floor Lamp
Contact
info@rudastudio.com.ua
Designer
Oleksandra Rudenko
Applications
Residential and hospitality
Characteristics
Due to the war, many Ukrainians lost their homes and had to arrange their lives in temporary places of residence. The Roots of Home collection has an associative resemblance to an ancient Ukrainian hut, where the lampshade resembles a roof with a terracing of straw or shingles covered in “tyruvannia” technique. “Tyr” is an oil product, which was extracted in the Carpathian Mountains, with a high capacity of paraffin. Because of this kind of finishing the wooden roof plates obtain a black colour. Roots of Home collection consists of the small and middle table lamps and a floor lamp. The lamp top is made of a metal frame, homespun canvas and dyed rye straw. The base has the shape of a truncated cone and is inlaid with dyed rye straw in the marquetry technique. The shape of the lamps has a modern look so that the lamps fit into the interiors of the present, but ideologically they are immersed in the ancient origins of our nation
Material
Metal frame, homespun canvas and dyed rye straw
Size
Small – 45x45x45 cm, medium – 60x60x60 cm, large – 150x80x80 cm
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