The Estate of A.D. Negunova, E.A. Ivanova, P.N. Ivanov
Only God knows how many diverse and fascinating impressions and thoughts, which they evoke, though unclear, yet understandable to our soul, pass in a single day. If they could be described in such a way that I could easi…
Income House of A.M. Zhelyabuzhsky
The income house, owned by the honorary hereditary noble Alexander Mikhailovich Zhelyabuzhsky, was built in 1906 according to the design of architect Nikolai Grigoryevich Faleev. The choice of architect was not accidenta…
A.I. Herzen Museum
A small one-story wooden house with a mezzanine was built after the fire in Moscow in 1812 and has survived because Russian writer and thinker Alexander Herzen lived there from 1843 to 1847. In this "small" house, he liv…
The House Where M.I. Tsvetaeva Lived
At the end of 1911 and the beginning of 1912, the poetess Marina Tsvetaeva lived in this house. The six-story apartment building on Sivtsev Vrazhka was built in 1911 according to the design of architect Nikolai Ivanovich…
N.I. Kazakov's Mansion
The mansion on Starokonyushenny Lane, built in 1898 for the family of merchant Nikolai Ivanovich Kazakov, was designed by architect Karl Karlovich Gippius. Gippius, known for his work on facades and interiors, including …
Income House, 1901
The income house on Starokonyushenny Lane, 33, was built in 1901 according to the design of architect Yevgeny Ivanovich Opukhovsky.
After the revolution, young Soviet writers and poets, members of the literary associati…
Income House of V.N. Nikiforov
The six-story building No. 12 on Sivtsev VRAZHK, asymmetrical and without neighboring structures, resembles a sad castle. In 1914, the plot passed to Vladimir Nikolayevich Nikiforov, a juror broker of the Moscow Exchange…
House of Sculptor N.A. Andreev
Behind the new school building lies a small house, built in 1893 according to the design of the famous Moscow architect Alexander Kaminsky, who was a teacher of Fyodor Shekhtel. The house was originally intended for a ma…
Income houses of N. M. Borshchov
Two former tenement houses, symmetrically located relative to each other, have facades facing Bolshoy Afanasevsky and Filippovsky lanes. These buildings historically developed as a single property. The first mentions of …
A. D. Drutsky's Chambers
The chambers of Prince Andrei Danilovich Drutsky, distinguished by their characteristic "ear-shaped" window frames, are an example of urban development and a monument of civil architecture from the 18th century. Although…
