About the studio

For over 15 years, we have designed office and commercial interiors in which the architectural concept meets the demands of a real building.

AI-generated illustration: a corporate office with glass meeting rooms and workstations.

15+years in interior design

20 000+m² across the projects in our published portfolio

4,565 m²largest office project in the portfolio

2 officesMoscow and Saint Petersburg

A team that understands where project quality is at risk

ARCH SPACE BURO brings together spatial planning, interior design, technical design and procurement. We consider the entire journey of a design decision, from the brief to installation, rather than an isolated attractive image.

Our experience with large corporate projects has taught us to identify clashes early, check material availability and give contractors documentation that requires no interpretation on site.

AI-generated group portrait of the ARCH SPACE BURO team based on photographs of its six members.

Thinking at every scale

We design for the whole working day, from first impressions to undisturbed concentration

Our experience

Public areas in a Class A business centre.

Corporate offices

We design spaces for different teams, ways of working and levels of privacy while maintaining a coherent architectural system.

Public areas in Class A properties

We work with complex circulation, reception areas, wayfinding, lighting and materials for intensive use.

International and regional projects

We bring together client requirements, local conditions, product availability and the work of teams across different locations.

People

Team

Yana Shamonaeva

Head of the studio

For me, an interior is first and foremost a working tool for a business. We therefore begin every project by studying the company itself: how decisions are made, teams interact, clients are welcomed and concentration is maintained.
As head of the studio, my role is to bring all these activities into a coherent system and carry the concept through design, procurement and delivery. I consider a project successful when the company's values are apparent in the space without explanation, and the office remains practical and convincing every day.

Olga Betsa

Chief architect

Office architecture begins with things that are not always visible in a photograph: circulation, proportions, light, acoustics and building services. When these are resolved precisely, the space needs no instructions: people intuitively understand where to concentrate, hold a meeting or switch between tasks.
In every project, I look for a coherent solution that can withstand construction, daily use and the passage of time.