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October 9, 2025Architecton Proceedings of Higher Education0 citationsOpen Access

Evolution of the facades and some tricks of shaping in the mature period of eclecticism, as exemplified by the Zlokazov and Pereyaslavtsev houses in Yekaterinburg

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OBOleg N. Bukin

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  • The article highlights the architectural style of the Factory Owner’s House, emphasizing its eclectic features.
  • Influences from architect Grunwald’s mansion design in Samara are noted as significant to the building’s facade.
  • Artistic stucco interiors are a key focus, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Yekaterinburg's architecture.
  • The design by architect Dutel is considered in the context of its cultural significance and historical importance.

Abstract

The focus is on the cultural heritage site "Factory Owner’s House Rich in Artistic Stucco Interiors," located at 3 Proletarskaya Street in Yekaterinburg. The article presents an analysis of the building's architectural style and suggests the influence of a previously developed project of mansion in Samara (designed by architect Grunwald) on the design of this building prepared by architect Dutel.

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Oleg N. Bukin (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e77f09d1c187e1c108fa69https://doi.org/10.47055/19904126_2025_3(91)_9
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