Elektricheskiy pereulok - a street in the center of Moscow on Presnya between Sredny Tishinsky lane and Gruzinsky Val street . Previously, the lane was a security zone where any new construction was prohibited, but in 2007 it was excluded from the list of security zones of the capital [1] and thus, all the old houses in the lane were deprived of any security status.
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 Electric lane. View from the street Gruzinsky Val . | |
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| A country | Russia |
| City | Moscow |
| District | CAO |
| Area | Presnensky |
| Length | 270 m |
| Underground | Belorussian |
| Former names | Sokolovsky Lane, Firsanovsky Lane |
| Postcode | 123056 (even side), 123557 (odd side) |
Content
Origin of title
Earlier - Sokolovsky Pereulok, by the name of the 19th century landowner by the collegiate assessor Sokolova. In the years 1922-1925 - Firsanovsky lane. The modern name was given in 1925 by the electric power plant of the Tizpribor plant .
Description
The lane begins from Sredny Tishinsky, passes to the north, on the right is Maly Tishinsky adjoining it, ending at the Georgian Val.
Buildings and structures
On the odd side
- No. 1, the baths of S. S. Prusakova
The building was built in 1901-1902, the architect was Gustav Gelrich . At present, the building is occupied by NIIR Phazotron .
- No. 3/10, p. 1
- No. 3/10, p. 3
The building is occupied by the Moscow Research and Development Center for Communications and Informatization of the Federal Agency for Information Technologies.
- No. 5, house for widows and orphans V.I. Firsanova
The building in the pseudo-Russian style built in 1883, the architect - Mitrofan Arsenyev .
On the even side
- № 8, p. 1
The building is occupied by the Ministry of Health of the Moscow region
- No. 8, p. 3
The building is occupied by the Open Systems Publishing House and the Open Systems and the Art of Management magazines.
- № 10, p. 1, the house of S. V. Sokolov
The wooden (with brick details) single-storey mansion of Sergei Sokolov with a stable and garden was built by the architect in 1880-84. The cartouche on the pediment of the building, decorated with sculptures in the form of a compass, ruler and pen, pointed to the profession of the owner (was destroyed during a demolition attempt in 2013 [2] ).
After the revolution, the Krasnopresnensky orphanage was located in the mansion, then the passport office and the housing office were located there. It was abandoned in 2006, brought by its owner, CJSC Priority Investment Company, to a ruined state [3] . In the fall of 2012, the roof of the mansion collapsed [4] . Contrary to public protests, the city authorities decided to demolish the house for the sake of making room for the construction of a 7-storey complex with an underground parking lot [5] . On February 19, 2014, the “tolerable commission” decided to demolish the mansion, and its chairman, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Marat Khusnullin , demanded that the demolition be started immediately [1] . In turn, the historian and coordinator of the public movement “Arhnadzor” Rustam Rakhmatullin said that vandalism continues in the city and “it’s absolutely impossible to explain how an impressive mansion, which is part of the preserved historical environment of the alley, can appear on the spot” [6] .
Despite the active opposition of the city defenders, in June 2014 the old mansion was demolished [7] .
- № 12
Residential building, 19th end
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 D. Burlakova. Another urban scandal in Moscow: instead of a luxurious mansion, the authorities want to build an ordinary hotel. // "Moskovsky Komsomolets", May 14, 2014.
- ↑ Sokolov Mansion: demolished, can not be reconstructed?
- ↑ “Priority” over the protection zone // “Arhnadzor” blog, March 21, 2013.
- ↑ In the center of Moscow demolished the mansion of the architect Sokolov. Fronde TV, February 4, 2013.
- ↑ Demolition of the house of the architect Sokolov
- ↑ Urban vandalism continues in Moscow. "In your own words" // Capital FM, June 5, 2014
- ↑ In Moscow, the ancient mansion of the architect Sokolov was demolished. // "World of News", June 27, 2014
Links
- Official site of the Presnensky district council
- All-Moscow classifier of Moscow streets OMK UM
- Names of Moscow streets . Toponymic dictionary / R. A. Ageeva, G. P. Bondaruk, E. M. Pospelov, and others; auth. foreword E.M. Pospelov. - M .: OGI, 2007. - (Moscow Library). - ISBN 5-94282-432-0 .