Zavidovo Golf and Lake Resort
Zavidovo, Russia
Square Footage: 42,000Zavidovo, Russia
Located in Zavidovo, Russia, this English Arts and Crafts style clubhouse is the centerpiece of the Zavidovo Golf and Lake Resort -- a massive residential community comprised of over 5,000 homes, hotels and a commercial town center. Tom Hoch was engaged by St. Andrews-based Braemar Golf to provide space planning services.
Tom Hoch worked remotely from Oklahoma City to meet demands on schedule and within budget. Space planning for this Russian location was a challenging endeavor that required close examination and understanding of the clubhouse culture prevalent within the region.
The custom space plan features a two-story volume entry and concierge reception services, boutique golf shop, wine cellar dining room and luxurious locker rooms. Other highlights of the plan include three bars – a "spike bar" for the golfers, a luxurious vodka and whisky bar as well as a relaxed Mezzanine Lounge Bar for the members and residents of the clubhouse suites – as well as a chef-driven restaurant and dining area overlooking the spectacular 18th hole and romantic River Volga influx. The third level will feature 11 opulent guestrooms including a Presidential Suite, social areas for adult gaming and billiards, as well as a lounge and private dining area.
With a nod to the English craftsmanship of the late 19th century and such renowned architects and interior designers as Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens and William Morris, the space plan calls for a classic English Arts and Crafts architectural motif for the clubhouse's exterior and interior anchor pieces.
Tom Hoch worked remotely from Oklahoma City to meet demands on schedule and within budget. Space planning for this Russian location was a challenging endeavor that required close examination and understanding of the clubhouse culture prevalent within the region.
The custom space plan features a two-story volume entry and concierge reception services, boutique golf shop, wine cellar dining room and luxurious locker rooms. Other highlights of the plan include three bars – a "spike bar" for the golfers, a luxurious vodka and whisky bar as well as a relaxed Mezzanine Lounge Bar for the members and residents of the clubhouse suites – as well as a chef-driven restaurant and dining area overlooking the spectacular 18th hole and romantic River Volga influx. The third level will feature 11 opulent guestrooms including a Presidential Suite, social areas for adult gaming and billiards, as well as a lounge and private dining area.
With a nod to the English craftsmanship of the late 19th century and such renowned architects and interior designers as Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens and William Morris, the space plan calls for a classic English Arts and Crafts architectural motif for the clubhouse's exterior and interior anchor pieces.
