Yakimanka District, Russian Empire
Krymsky Val, 9-45
Yakimanka District, Russian Empire
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Krymsky Val, 9–45 was a postconstructivist building in Moscow's Yakimanka District, designed by Vasily Voynov, Lyubov Zalesskaya, Sergey Sherwood, and El Lissitzky, and constructed in 1895. Located within what became Gorky Park, the structure was designated a historically valuable town-forming object before its demolition in 2025.
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- Built
- Type
- architectural landmark, destroyed building or structure
- Heritage
- historically valuable town-forming object
- Place
- Yakimanka District, Russian Empire
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