The Novatek headquarters on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow is truly a large-scale example of a new interpretation of the architecture for offices. The building impresses with an exquisite choice of its cladding materials and a very well-thought-out form simultaneously spectacular and concise. The windows and wall piers are turned to the façade plane so that they form a wavy line. On even floors, windows and piers are turned in one direction, on odd floors and the basement in the other. Such dynamism softens the massive elements used in the building construction: six-meter single glass panels and thick slabs of Spanish BLANCO CRISTAL granite.