The ensemble of development of the village of Shlyuzova

The development project of the village was developed by the Lengiprogor Institute in several stages. In June 1951, a building site was chosen. In September, at a meeting with the deputy chief for architecture of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR, the draft of I. G. Romm was considered. The project provided for the construction of 3-4-story buildings of complex configuration, especially in the coastal part. Buildings with richer architectural forms were planned at the end sections of the streets.

In February 1952, the project was re-examined in Moscow, and in April approved with amendments. It was recommended to facilitate the configuration of buildings, choose a more simplified type, reduce the size of the area, shift the club building to the management of locks.

In 1953, the project was again finalized. It was proposed to enrich the silhouette to introduce 2-story buildings, reduce the number of atypical buildings from 85% to 50%, fit the club building into the composition of the central square.

In 1955, the project was again simplified.

The buildings are located on the shore of the shipping canal of the Zhigulevskaya hydroelectric station , located at:

• st. Nosova 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15;
• st. Nikonov 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16;
• st. Sluice 3a.

Nosova 1 / Nikonova 2

L-shaped apartment building. The first floor is highlighted by horizontal relief lines (rust), the second and third floors are decorated with massive round columns, balusters, brackets under the cornice. The windows are rectangular and arched. The main facade of a rounded configuration, symmetrical, looks at the Volga. The house is a typical example of Soviet classicism. Now there are 41 apartments in the building, on the ground floor there is the Center for Social Assistance to Family and Children of the Komsomolsky District ^[1] .

Nosova 3

The building was built in 1957 according to the project of Lengiprogor, developed by the architect I. G. Romm. The customer was a shipyard. A typical representative of Soviet classicism.

Nosova 5

The building project was developed by Lengiprogor, it was built in 1952-1956 for the Port Construction Directorate and the shipyard. The building is decorated with massive columns at the level of 2 and 3 floors, part of the premises was originally reserved for mail.

Nosova 11

The building at 11 Nosova was built in 1961 to house the gateway management. Later, part of the building was transferred to a hospital. Built in the style of Soviet classicism. U-shaped building, brick, two-story. The entrance is preceded by a high staircase and a protruding pediment with 6 columns and an arch. The windows of the second floor are made in the form of arches ^[2] .

Nosova 13

Three-storey residential building with 24 apartments. The project was developed by the Lengiprogor Institute, construction was carried out from 1954 to 1957. The architects were I. G. Romm, E. A. Yuzbasheva, V. Mukhin, and the customers were the port and shipbuilding directorate.

Nosova 10

Initially, a typical club project for 320 seats was developed for the Shlyuzova village, developed by the Hydroproject for the Tsimlyanskaya Hydroelectric Power Station , but the club building for 420 seats was designed by architect I.E. Rozhin from the Lengiprogor Institute. The project provided for an auditorium with 320 seats, a foyer-lecture hall with 280 seats, a reading room with 180 seats and a sports hall with 100 seats. Construction began in 1963, the customer was a shipyard , contractor of SMU No. 7 of KGS . In 1964, the rear was commissioned, organically blending into the ensemble of building Shlyuzovoy. In 2001, the reconstruction of the building began. Today it houses the Rusich leisure center.

Nikonov 4

Architects I. G. Romm and M. A. Samokhvalova. Three-storey residential building with 24 apartments was commissioned in October 1956. The developers were the river port and shipyard . The main facade faces Nikonov street. A typical example of a building from the era of Soviet classicism.

Nikonova 6

The building of a three-story residential building with 27 apartments was built by the Kuibyshev hydroelectric station and commissioned in April 1957. Project architects: I. S. Nosov and N. V. Lebedeva. The main facade faces Nikonov street. A typical building of the era of Soviet classicism, differs from the neighboring ones in fewer decorative elements.

Nikonova 7 / Krylova 3

The residential building of the project of architect V. Mukhin was built in 1957. It was built by the Togliatti shipyard . The building is a single architectural ensemble that defines the appearance of the adjacent area. A typical representative of the era of Soviet classicism .

Nikonova 8 / Krylova 1 / Nosova 7

The project of the house at 8 Nikonov’s address was also developed at the Lengiprogor Institute . Authors - Vladimir Petrovich Mukhin and I. G. Romm. Construction began in April 1954, as a builder was a shipyard, a contractor - SMU No. 3 KGS . The building housed a dormitory with 30 rooms and 38 apartments. The acceptance certificate was signed on March 5, 1959. In the same year, a hairdresser, a shop, a laundry and a dining room were opened on the ground floor of the building. A building with a complex architectural solution: the corner part of a three-story building is raised to 5 floors. According to the original plan, the building was supposed to end with a 9-meter tower and a spire 16.5 meters high, covered with brass and gilding. However, in the period of struggle against “architectural excesses” in 1956, the project was simplified. But part of the building has already been built. The two upper floors have a colonnade and stucco in the form of garlands. Under the windows of the second floor there are decorative elements in the form of balusters. The central part of the facade faces Nikonova Street, indicated by a triangular pediment with four half-columns in the ionic style. The building also has arched gates with round dormer windows. The house is a sample of the Stalinist empire ^[3] .

An orthodox parish in honor of St. Equal to the Apostles Mary Magdalene .

Nikonova 9 / Krylova 4

The three-story residential building was built in 1957. The building is L-shaped, forms the southwestern corner of the quarter. The main facade faces the streets of Nikonov and Krylov. The facade is a stylization of Russian palace architecture of the XVIII century. The author - architect V. Mukhin

Nikonova 10 / Krylova 2 / Nosova 9

The building of a residential building at ul. Nikonov, 10 was built in 1957. Architects: V.P. Mukhin and I.G. Romm. A three-storey residential building with 48 apartments was built according to the standard design of Lengiprogor, the shipbuilder was the developer . The building is U-shaped, so that the facades of the building face three streets, on the ground floor there is a pharmacy.

Nikonov 12

A three-story residential building with 20 apartments was built in 1954-1957. The project was developed by Lengiprogor in 1953. The windows of the first floor are high, arched, display windows, a shop is located on the ground floor. The facade is decorated with a triangular pediment with a round dormer window under it and an arched balcony door on the third floor.

Nikonov 14-16

The building at Nikonov 14-16 was designed in 1953. The authors of the project are the employees of the Lengiprogor Institute Ilya Georgievich Romm and Maria Alexandrovna Samokhvalova. The developer was the Directorate for the Construction of the Port and the Shipyard . The building was built in 1957 as a hostel with 150 beds. The building has a complex architectural solution. The main facade goes to Nikonov Square, the side wings to the streets Shlyuzovaya and Nikonov. The central part is decorated in the form of a portico with four half-columns of the Doric style. Under the windows of the second floor there are decorative elements in the form of balusters. The building is decorated with stucco. Corner apartments have glazed verandas. Architecture belongs to the era of Soviet classicism. Currently, apartments are located in the left wing, and a dormitory continues to exist in the right wing ^[4] .

Gateway 3a

The building is rectangular in shape, built in 1957 as a kindergarten for 100 children, designed by architect I. G. Burov. The main facade faces Shlyuzovaya street, the entrance is decorated with four columns in height of the first floor. Now the building houses a children's art school.

Sevastopol 1

The building of secondary labor school No. 2 was built from 1953 to 1956, adopted December 24, 1956. It was the first large school in the city, it was designed for 800 places. The main entrance is decorated with flat columns, over the door there is a relief inscription "secondary labor school No. 2". It is of historical value, as well as an example of the development of Soviet architecture of school buildings, there are no similar buildings in the city.

• Decision of the Togliatti City Council of June 21, 2000 No. 858: “On the register of historical and cultural monuments of the city of Togliatti, the concept of preservation and use of the historical and cultural heritage of the city of Togliatti, the provisions of“ On the protection and use of historical and cultural monuments of the city of Togliatti ”” .
• Zabrodina N.A., Naletova E.L., Yakimova T.A. Monuments of Tolyatti. - Tolyatti: Orbit-Print, 2002 .-- 27 p.

• The ensemble of historical buildings of the village of Shlyuzovoy (Komsomolsky district) (Neopr.) . Togliatti Museum of Local Lore. Date of treatment October 4, 2013.