Plevako's revenue house

Arbat District, Russia

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Located on Novinskiy Boulevard in Moscow's Arbat District, Plevako's revenue house was constructed in 1905 by architect Pyotr Mikini in the national Romantic style. This brick and stone structure exemplifies the architectural idiom of early twentieth-century Russian design, drawing on vernacular and historical motifs characteristic of the movement. The building served as a revenue house—a commercial residential property designed to generate income for its owner through rental. Today it is recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, preserving an important example of Moscow's pre-revolutionary commercial architecture.