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The developer is Aurix Development, a premium brand of the Etalon Group. The project is classified as luxury. It is an exclusive club house in the historic Zamoskvorechye district, being built on the site of a landmark of early Constructivism—the First Moscow Automatic Telephone Exchange, built in 1927. The project will be the most expensive in Etalon’s portfolio.

A limited number of residences will be available in the clubhouse. The total floor area of the buildings will exceed 17,000 square meters. The floor plans will be designed to meet modern standards of comfort while preserving the unique historical context.

The ceiling heights in the apartments will reach impressive levels, typical of the historic buildings in Zamoskvorechye. Panoramic windows have been installed. The architects designed large window openings that create a play of light on the facades.

The apartments are sold unfinished, giving residents complete freedom to bring any design ideas and personal style to life.

The complex will be equipped with state-of-the-art engineering systems: climate control, multi-stage water filtration, and supply and exhaust ventilation. Security will be ensured by 24/7 video surveillance, an access control system, and a concierge service.

A parking garage will be built on the complex’s underground level, featuring charging stations for vehicles, automatic license plate recognition, a dry car wash, a heated entrance area, exhaust emissions monitoring, and access control. There is also the option to set up private storage units.

Inside the complex, there is a landscaped enclosed courtyard, recreational areas, and concierge service. Nearby are the Tretyakov Gallery, St. Nicholas Church in Pyzhi, the embankments of the Moskva River, Repin Square, as well as the “Muzeon” and “Zaryadye” parks. The surrounding area is home to restaurants, wine boutiques, beauty salons, medical centers, prestigious schools, and kindergartens.

The complex will be a gated, landscaped community. The project includes quiet relaxation areas with greenery where residents can escape the noise of the city, as well as areas for walking and leisure. Landscape designers will create a cozy green space.

The nearest metro station, “Tretyakovskaya,” is a 3–5-minute walk away. Direct access to the Garden Ring and the main thoroughfares of the Central Administrative District ensures convenient access to business centers and cultural attractions.

Sales are scheduled to begin in 2026. The project is in the pre-construction phase, and the Moscow City Planning and Land Commission has already approved the concept.