Museum Museum of Architecture and Design. Ural State University of Architecture

Folk wooden architecture

The Watchtower. Early 20th Century. Nizhnya Sinyachikha

Baroque in the Urals. Late 17th – 18th Centuries

The Leaning Tower Of Neviansk. 1725. Neviansk

The Architecturl Ensemble Of Solikamsk. The Second Half Of The 17th Century

The Holy Cross Cathedral. 1698-1709. Solikamsk

The Holy Trinity Cathedral. Solikamsk

The Cathedral Bell Tower. 1713. Solikamsk

The Epiphany Church. 1687-1695. Solikamsk

The Voivod House. 1673-1688. Solikamsk

The Dalmatovo Monastery. 1707-1719. The Village of Dalmatovo, Kurgan Region

Cities-Plants and Industrial Architecture of the Urals of the 18th – 19th Centuries

Ekaterinburg of the Second Quarter of the 18th Century

The Blast Furnace of Bilimbayevsky Iron-and-Steel Works. 19th Century. The Settlement of Bilimbay

The Blast Furnace and Top Trestle of Kushvinsky Iron-and-Steel Works. 1916. The Town of Kushva

The Open-Hearth Shop of Kushvinsky Iron-and-Steel Works. 1906. The Town of Kushva

The Open-Hearth Plant of Lysvensky Iron-And-Steel Works. Early 20th Century. The Town of Lysva

Blast Furnaces of Seversky Iron-and-Steel Works. 1860, 1887. The Town of Polevskoi

Architecture of Classicism of the 1st Half of the 19th Century

Malakhov’s House. 1st Half of the 19th Century. Ekaterinburg

Ryazanov’s Small House. 1809-1835. Ekaterinburg

Verkh-Isetsky Works’ Office. 1822. Ekaterinburg

Verkh-Isetsky Works’ Hospital. 1824 – 1826. Ekaterinburg

Rastorguyevs-Kharitonovs’ Palace The 1st stage: 1794-1799 The 2nd stage: the 1st half of the 19th century. Ekaterinburg

The House of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ural Ironworks. 1837. Ekaterinburg

Church Architecture of Classicism

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. 1838-1854. Ekaterinburg

The Transfiguration Cathedral. The 1820s – 1830s. Neviansk

The Wholy Trinity Cathedral. 1838 – 1854. Ekaterinburg

Eclecticism in Architecture.The Second Half Of The 19th – Early 20th Century

Borchaninov Mill. The 1890s. Ekaterinburg

Zheleznov’s Mansion. 1892-1895. Ekaterinburg

Sevastyanov’s House. 1860-1863, 1866. Ekaterinburg

Modernistic (Art Nouveau) Architecture of the early 20th Century

Ekaterinburg Opera and Ballet Theatre. 1912. Ekaterinburg

The Avant-Garde Architecture of the 1920s – 1930s

Belaya Bashnya (White Tower). 1929. Ekaterinburg

Dinamo Sports Facility. 1931-1934. Ekaterinburg

The Chekists’ Town. 1929-1936. Ekaterinburg

Soviet Neoclassicism

The Main Office Of Perm/Sverdlovk Railway. 1928. Ekaterinburg

The architectural ensemble of UPI (UrFU).The 1920s-1950s. Ekaterinburg

The District Officers’ House. 1937-1941. Ekaterinburg

St.Catherine’s Cathedral, Ekaterinburg, 1759–1768.

The Epiphany Cathedral, Ekaterinburg, 1771–1795.

Spaso-Preobrazhensky temple, Nizhnyaya Sinyachikha village, Alapaevsky district. 1794–1823

Church of Saints Nicholas, Paul and Anatoly, or Vyisko-Nikolskaya. Nizhny Tagil. 1835–1845

The Circus. Ekaterinburg. 1980

The headquarters of the Russian Copper Company. Ekaterinburg. 2014–2020