Project Overview:
This document details the interior design project executed by Isku Interior Oy for Saint Petersburg State University in 2006. The university, founded by Peter the Great's ukase in 1724, is a prestigious Russian institution recognized internationally for its contributions to science, education, and culture.

Client and Contact Information:
The project was commissioned by Saint Petersburg State University. Isku Interior Oy, based in Lahti, Finland, was responsible for the furnishing and interior design. Key contacts included Tanja Pylsy from Isku Interior Oy and architects Victor Ivanovsky/Roma and Raimo Räsänen.

Scope of Work:
The renovation and furnishing covered multiple university spaces including the chancellor’s office, meeting rooms, VIP representation rooms, general offices, library, cafeteria, and computer classrooms. The design approach was influenced by the chancellor’s preference for Scandinavian interior solutions, reflecting a modern and functional aesthetic.

Design Philosophy and Cultural Context:
The chancellor’s extensive travels inspired the adoption of Scandinavian design principles, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and elegance. This choice aligns with the university’s status as a leading cultural and scientific center, blending international influences with local heritage.

Summary of Deliverables:
- Interior design and furnishing of administrative and academic spaces
- Integration of Scandinavian design elements
- Coordination between Finnish design firm and Russian university stakeholders

Additional Notes:
The document is multilingual, presented in Finnish, English, and Swedish, reflecting the international collaboration and audience.