Tolmachev Street 24, Yekaterinburg

Yekaterinburg, Russia

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Located on Tolmachev Street in Yekaterinburg, this 1896 residential building exemplifies the synthesis of Russian Revival and Art Nouveau styles that characterized fin-de-siècle architecture in the Urals. Designed by architect Julius Dutel, the structure showcases the ornamental vocabulary of both movements—traditional Russian architectural motifs enhanced by the sinuous, decorative sensibility of Art Nouveau. Recognized as a regional cultural heritage site, the building remains a notable tourist attraction and a testament to Yekaterinburg's architectural sophistication during the prosperous pre-revolutionary period.