Pogodinskaya izba

Khamovniki District, Russia

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The Pogodinskaya izba is a Russian Revival wooden house constructed in 1856 by architect Nikolay Nikitin in the Khamovniki District of Moscow, located on Devichye Pole (Maiden's Field). This federal cultural heritage site exemplifies nineteenth-century Russian Revival architecture through its design, preserving a distinctive example of the period's engagement with traditional Russian domestic forms and aesthetic principles.