Difference between revisions of "Darvina 9"
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Аor a century, the [[Ryzhovs | merchants Ryzhovs]] family played a significant role in the life of Kharkiv for a century. | |||
In 1911, the son of an industrialist [[Ryzhov, Pavel Pavlovich | Pavel Pavlovich Ryzhov]] [[Ryzhov, Pyotr Pavlovich | Peter]] purchased a lot on Sadovo-Kulikovskaya, which initially had No. 3, then No. 5, No. 7 and, finally, No. 9 and ordered the architect [[Velichko, Viktor Valerianovich | V.V. Velichko]] to build a mansion. It was built within one year and is one of the major successes of the architect. | In 1911, the son of an industrialist [[Ryzhov, Pavel Pavlovich | Pavel Pavlovich Ryzhov]] [[Ryzhov, Pyotr Pavlovich | Peter]] purchased a lot on Sadovo-Kulikovskaya, which initially had No. 3, then No. 5, No. 7 and, finally, No. 9 and ordered the architect [[Velichko, Viktor Valerianovich | V.V. Velichko]] to build a mansion. It was built within one year and is one of the major successes of the architect. | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 15 February 2022
Darvina, 9 (Дарвiна, 9 in Ukrainian, Дарвина, 9 in Russian) - The House of the Architect, the former mansion of the Ryzhovs.
History
Аor a century, the merchants Ryzhovs family played a significant role in the life of Kharkiv for a century.
In 1911, the son of an industrialist Pavel Pavlovich Ryzhov Peter purchased a lot on Sadovo-Kulikovskaya, which initially had No. 3, then No. 5, No. 7 and, finally, No. 9 and ordered the architect V.V. Velichko to build a mansion. It was built within one year and is one of the major successes of the architect.
After the revolution, in 1917-1918, the Kharkiv GubChK operated in this building. Later, for some time, the All-Ukrainian Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries worked in it. Since 1934 it has been the Architect's House.