GUM, RED SQUARE — LEAD ARCHITECT
Anastasiya Nosova held the position of Lead Architect in the Architecture and Design Department of GUM Trading House at 3 Red Square, Moscow.
Working within a professional project team, she developed a body of architectural and interior work for GUM. It encompassed two permanent salons adjoining Gastronom No. 1 — the Flower Salon and the Gift-Wrapping Salon — as well as the GUM Internet Café, the Household Services Centre, and bespoke interior and furniture solutions for the department store’s public areas.
The bespoke furniture for the permanent salons was manufactured in Italy on the basis of project documentation developed with her direct participation.
Her authorship and design contribution are directly documented in GUM’s surviving project archive — in architectural drawings, interior schemes, furniture details and presentation materials.
Created within the historic Upper Trading Rows, the completed interiors and the wider body of work became part of the documented architectural history of GUM — one of Moscow’s most significant department stores and an architectural landmark of Red Square.










