Residential building of YerGES

Yerevan, Armenia

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

This constructivist residential building in Yerevan was designed by architects Michael Mazmanyan and Karo Halabyan and completed in 1929. Built during the early Soviet period, it exemplifies the austere geometric principles and functional aesthetics characteristic of constructivist architecture. The structure is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Armenia, reflecting the architectural innovation that shaped Yerevan's urban development in the interwar years.