The main house of the estate of N. O. Kosyreva- Abrikosov is a mansion located in Moscow at the address: Ostozhenka Street, No. 51/10.
| Sight | |
| Apricot Mansion | |
|---|---|
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| A country |  Russia |
| Moscow | |
| Type of building | mansion |
| Project Author | M.K. Puzyrevsky , S.E. Chernyshev |
| Construction | 1820s |
A one-story mansion with a mezzanine and a four-column empire-style portico was built in the 1820s. It was rebuilt in 1873 according to the project of architect Mikhail Klimentievich Puzyrevsky and in 1914-1916 according to the project of Sergey Egorovich Chernyshev . The mansion belonged to the Moscow dynasty of confectioners Abrikosov .
The building currently houses the press office of the Foreign Intelligence Service (Public Relations and Media Relations Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation).
In 2010, a Kimu Philby memorial plaque was installed on the building [1] .
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Photo Gallery
Input Ionic Portico
Bas-relief with a scene from the Iliad: Priam begging for Hector's body from Achilles.
Plaque dedicated to Soviet spy Kim Philby
Side facade
