Revenue House on Zheleznodorozhnaja Street, 2 in Vyborg

Vyborg, Russia

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

In the coastal Finnish-influenced city of Vyborg, the Revenue House on Zheleznodorozhnaja Street exemplifies the national Romantic style that flourished in early twentieth-century Russia and Scandinavia. Designed by architect Karl Lindahl and completed in 1912, this residential building showcases the movement's characteristic embrace of regional identity and organic forms. Originally built as a revenue house—a property designed to generate income through rental units—it stands as both a functional example of urban commercial architecture and an artistic statement of the era. Today recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, the structure remains a testament to Vyborg's cosmopolitan architectural heritage during the period of Russian Imperial rule.