Andrei Ivanovich Molchanov ( 1765 , Barnaul - August 8, 1824 , ibid.) - Russian architect.
| Andrey Ivanovich Molchanov | |
|---|---|
| Basic information | |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Date of Birth | 1765 |
| Place of Birth | Barnaul |
| Date of death | August 8, 1824 |
| Place of death | Barnaul |
| Work and Achievements | |
| Worked in the cities | Barnaul |
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Biography
The son of a soldier. In 1771 he entered the service at the Kolyvano-Resurrection factories in Altai. For five years he was a student first carpenter, then a mechanic, then a mine surveyor . In 1786, the Kolyvan governor G.S. Kachka sent Molchanov to St. Petersburg to study with the Italian architect Antonio Port (according to other sources, to the Imperial Academy of Arts ).
In 1790, Molchanov returned to Barnaul, was promoted to the rank of non-commissioned master-master of class 3 and appointed architect of the Barnaul plant [1] [2] .
He carried out stone construction in Barnaul and other mines and factory towns of Altai. In January 1824 he retired for health reasons and died on August 8 of the same year [1] [2] . He was buried in Barnaul at the Nagorny cemetery (the grave was not preserved).
Projects and Buildings
- 1893-1894 - Mountain pharmacy . Barnaul, 42 Polzunova street monument of architecture (federal) ;
- 1816 - church in the Zmeinogorsk mine ( not preserved );
- 1819-1824 - Barnaul Tool Store , Barnaul, 39 Polzunova Street monument of architecture (federal) ;
- 1819-1824 - Ensemble of the Demidov Square , Barnaul.
- Office of the Kolyvano-Voskresensky Plant , Barnaul, 39 Polzunova Street monument of architecture (federal) .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Stepanskaya, T. M. The role of the Russian Academy of Arts in the formation and development of Siberia's art and culture (on the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Russian Academy of Arts) // News of Altai State University. - 2006. - No. 4. - S. 9-14.
- ↑ 1 2 L.I. Ermakova. Architect Andrey Molchanov: archival finds . III Scientific readings in memory of Yu. S. Bulygin (2005).
Links
- L.I. Ermakova. Architect Andrey Molchanov: archival finds . III Scientific readings in memory of Yu. S. Bulygin (2005).
- V. Korzhov. The first architect of Barnaul . Evening Barnaul (07/08/2015).