eugenie butorina

I’m an architect based in Saint-Petersburg, building practical, design-forward solutions from early layout concepts through detailed documentation. I combine strong spatial thinking with hands-on coordination to move projects from idea to implementation.

In my recent roles, I developed building layouts and space planning solutions while participating in client meetings, project presentations, and site coordination. At Ludi Architects, I supported cultural heritage reconstruction, including work tied to New Holland Island, and I prepared design documentation while coordinating with engineers and conservation specialists.

My internship experience strengthened my ability to produce residential design documentation and drawings with care and clarity. I also bring research and field methodology into my process—through workshops like Expedition Russian North—so my proposals can respond to real constraints and community needs.

I stay deeply engaged in architectural theory and practice. As Founder & Curator of an Architecture Theory and History Book Club, I organized ongoing discussions and curated reading lists in contemporary theory, urban studies, and architectural history, and I earned recognition through the People’s Choice Award for a research-center competition entry.