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''A tenement house of a merchant [[Moldavsky| E.D. Moldavsky]] on Darvina, 15''' (''Дарвiна, 15'' in Ukrainian, ''Дарвина, 15'' in Russian) | '''A tenement house of a merchant [[Moldavsky| E.D. Moldavsky]] on Darvina, 15''' (''Дарвiна, 15'' in Ukrainian, ''Дарвина, 15'' in Russian) | ||
Designed by [[Rzhepishevsky, Alexander Ivanovich | A.I. Rzhepishevsky]] in 1912. Mostly middle-class people rented apartments here - doctors, teachers, engineers, artists. | Designed by [[Rzhepishevsky, Alexander Ivanovich | A.I. Rzhepishevsky]] in 1912. Mostly middle-class people rented apartments here - doctors, teachers, engineers, artists. | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 15 February 2022
A tenement house of a merchant E.D. Moldavsky on Darvina, 15 (Дарвiна, 15 in Ukrainian, Дарвина, 15 in Russian)
Designed by A.I. Rzhepishevsky in 1912. Mostly middle-class people rented apartments here - doctors, teachers, engineers, artists.
In the early Soviet years, before the Ukrainian capital moved to Kyiv, the building housed the People's Commissariat of Justice.
Apartment house on Darvina, 4 also belonged to E.D. Moldavsky