Khryakov, Alexander Fedorovich

A.F. Khryakov was born on August 1 ( August 14 ), 1903 in St. Petersburg . He studied at the Faculty of Architecture of VKhUTEIN ( LVHTI , former Academy of Arts) in 1922−1928. Among the teachers: A. E. Belogrud , L. N. Benoit , L. V. Rudnev , S. S. Serafimov , I. A. Fomin , V. A. Schuko , V. G. Gelfreich . Thesis - "Institute of Physical Culture on Krestovsky Island" and the scientific work - "Neva River Embankment" defended December 1, 1928.

Many projects were created by him together with his wife Zoya Osipovna (Iosifovna) Brod (1907-1972; graduated from LVHTI in 1930).

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Architecture of the USSR.

In 1967-1974 he led the Architectural and Design Studio of Mosproject No. 4.

A.F. Khryakov died on April 23, 1976 . He was buried in Moscow at the Kuntsevsky cemetery .

• Honored Architect of the RSFSR (1969)
• Lenin Prize (1959) - for the architecture of the Central Lenin Stadium in Luzhniki
• Stalin Prize of the first degree (1949) - for the architecture of the 26-story building of Moscow State University named after MV Lomonosov on the Lenin Hills
• Order of the Red Banner of Labor
• medals

The first projects were executed by A.F. Khryakov in Leningrad in collaboration with teachers and comrades at the Higher School of Arts and Culture - Academy of Arts:

• House of Specialists (1930; co-authors: G. A. Simonov , P. V. Abrosimov );
• House of the Society of Former Political Prisoners at Sq. Revolution, 1 (1931-1933, co-authors: P.V. Abrosimov , G.A. Simonov );
• Cement Plant (1931-1933; co-authors: N. A. Trotsky , I. V. Tkachenko );
• Vasileostrovsky House of Culture (1932; co-authors: V.I. Lesman, I.V. Tkachenko );
• Zoo in Shuvalovo-Ozerki (1932; co-authors: I.V. Tkachenko , P.V. Abrosimov , V. B. Lesman, V. V. Stepanov);
• The building of the Moscow Regional Committee of the CPSU (b) (1931; co-authored with V. A. Shchuko, V. G. Gelfreikh, L. M. Polyakov );
• Restaurant and steamboat marina in TsPKiO them. S. M. Kirov in Leningrad (1931; together with A. P. Velikanov , L. M. Polyakov );
• The building of the Red Banner Military Academy of the Red Army of the Red Army named after M.V. Frunze in Moscow (1932; co-authored with V. A. Shchuko , V. G. Gelfreykh - leaders; L. M. Polyakov ; custom-made competition);
• Zoo in Shuvalovo-Ozerki (1932; together with V. A. Vitman, L. M. Polyakov , V. V. Stepanov, 1st and 2nd Prizes at the All-Union Competition);
• Academy of Light Industry S. M. Kirova (Promacademia) on Suvorov Ave. (1932; together with A.P. Velikanov , L.M. Polyakov , with the participation of R. A. Puring; built in two stages).
• Children's Musical Theater of the Gosnardom (1933; together with A.P. Velikanov , L.M. Polyakov ; implemented);
• Red Theater in the garden of the Gosnardom (1933; together with A.P. Velikanov , L.M. Polyakov , competition);
• American Mountains - an attraction in the garden of the Gosnardom (1932-1933, together with A.P. Velikanov , L.M. Polyakov , engineer P.V. Startsev; opened in May 1934, burned down on October 16, 1941);
• Palace of Soviets in Moscow (1933, co-authored with V. A. Shchuko, V. G. Gelfreykh - leaders; P. V. Abrosimov , A. P. Velikanov , L. M. Polyakov , I. E. Rozhin , G. V. Selyugin, E.N. Selyakova-Shukhaeva, G.V. Schuko (Yuri) and others).

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  Academy of Light Industry

A.F. Khryakov moved to Moscow in 1933 among the designers of the Palace of Soviets , headed by V. A. Schuko and V. G. Gelfreich.

He worked in the Construction Department of the Palace of Soviets and at the same time in the 3rd workshop of the Moscow City Council.

• House of Veterans of the Revolution. Clara Zetkin in Zvenigorod, Moscow Region (1934; co-author: Z. O. Brod );
• Residential building RZHSKT on Zemlyanoy Val, d. 48. (1934; co-authors: I. G. Bezrukov, Z. O. Brod ; the first stage was carried out in 1935);
• Cinema Club on Leningradsky Prospekt (1934);
• Residential quarter on Khamovnicheskaya embankment (1936; co-authors: Z. O. Brod , I. E. Rozhin );
• Izvestia Combine (1940; co-authors: B. M. Iofan , D. M. Tsipirovich; competition; the project was accepted for construction);
• Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov on the Lenin Hills (1949-1953; co-authors: L.V. Rudnev - leader; S.E. Chernyshev , P.V. Abrosimov ; engineer V.N. Nasonov ;
• Library named after V.I. Lenin: Large reading room (1948-1950) and an auditorium for 800 people (1938-1946);
• Pantheon - Monument to the eternal glory of the great people of the Soviet country on the Lenin Hills (1954; co-author Z. O. Brod ; competition);
• The central stadium named after V.I. Lenin in Luzhniki - the Sports Palace, the Big Sports Arena, the Small Sports Arena (1953-1956; co-authors: A.V. Vlasov, I.E. Rozhin , N.N. Ullas, engineer V. N. Nasonov

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  Moscow State University, Main Building

• Brick factory in Tula (1931-1933; co-authors: N. A. Trotsky , I. V. Tkachenko );
• Bridge viaduct across the river. Matsesta in Sochi (1935; co-authors: V. A. Schuko, V. G. Gelfreich, Z. O. Brod , A. P. Velikanov; built in 1938);
• A typical three-screen cinema with 750 seats (1938; co-authors: Z. O. Brod , A. P. Velikanov );
• Typical Club (1947; co-author: Z. O. Brod );
• Layout of the center of Stalingrad (co-author: Z. O. Brod , until 1946);
• Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw (1952–1955; co-authors: L. Rudnev - director; A.P. Velikanov , I.E. Rozhin , engineer V.N. Nasonov ).

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  Matsesta Viaduct

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  Palace of Culture and Science. Warsaw

• NBA AH USSR, f. 7, op. 8, d. 2852. The personal file of the student A. Khryakov, 1921-1928.
• Research Museum of the Academy of Fine Arts (NIMAH).

• Yearbook of the Society of Architects-Artists. Issue 12. Leningrad. 1927 p. 100.
• Yearbook of the Society of Architects-Artists. Issue XIV. Leningrad. 1935 p. 23-26, 233-239, 256.
• Architectural newspaper. Appendix to No. 51. September 12, 1938 four.
• Architectural newspaper. Appendix to No. 62. November 7, 1938 four.
• Architectural newspaper. November 7, 1938, No. 62 (291). Page 3. The Great Hall. Khryakov A.F.
• Laureates of the Stalin Prize in architecture. 1941-1950. Kornfeld, Y. A. Moscow: State. publishing house on construction and architecture. 1953
• Alexander Fedorovich Khryakov. Exhibition of works. Catalog. Nasekin M.D. - compiler. M.: Union of Architects of the USSR. 1974

• Architectural and design workshop № 14