Becker, Nikolai Fedorovich

Nikolai Fedorovich Becker
Nikolai Fedorovich Becker
Basic information
A country	Russian empire
Date of Birth	1838
Date of death	after 1917
Place of death	St. Petersburg
Work and Achievements
Study	;
Awards
Ranks	Academician of IAH (1867)

Nikolai Fedorovich Becker (1838 - after 1917) - architect, academician of architecture of the Imperial Academy of Arts , real state adviser .

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Biography

He studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts (1855-1864). During his studies he was awarded medals: small silver medals (1860 and 1862), a small gold medal (1863). He graduated from the Academy of Arts in 1864 with the title of class artist of the 1st degree for the program “Building for a vowel court proceedings” . After graduation, assigned to the TSK Ministry of Internal Affairs. Then he worked in the construction department of the St. Petersburg provincial government (1867-1873), in the City Administration - a technician for the examination of the Vasilievsky part (1873-1901). Academician of architecture - since 1867 for the project "Monastery" .

In 1870 he became one of the founders of the St. Petersburg Society of Architects .

In 1880 - architect of the city credit society. Vowel of the City Council. Lived on Kazan Str., 3.

In 1883 he was awarded the Order of St. Anne of the 3rd degree.

In 1902 - official of special assignments of the V class under the Minister of the Interior . Produced as a valid state adviser. On October 23, 1901, he was dismissed by petition.

From 1904-1917 - a supernumerary technician of the Technical Construction Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs . Since 1914 - member of the Technical Construction Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Built 23 apartment buildings, a number of mansions (1873–1903); the mansion of G. F. Mengden (30, Palace Embankment, perestroika. 1877–78), the apartment building of A. A. Zaitsev (Furshtatskaya 11, 1880–1881); the buildings of the infirmary of the Provincial Zemstvo (1891–1899) and the shelter of the Nikolaev Orthodox Brotherhood (1901) - all in St. Petersburg; The building of the officers meeting of the Cuirassier regiment in Gatchina. ^[2]

Famous buildings

The building of the officers meeting of the Cuirassier Regiment. Gatchina;
apartment building. 3rd Krasnoarmeyskaya St., 10 (1873. joint with I.O. Ruban);
apartment building. Serpukhovskaya St., 23 (1873-1874);
apartment building. 18th line, 15 (1874);
apartment building. Theater Square, 10 (1874);
apartment building. Zakharyevskaya St., 12 (1874-1875);
tenement house. Galernaya St., 50 (1875);
the mansion of V.V. Shuvalov. Congress line, 17 (1875);
apartment building. 5th line, 22 (1876);
apartment building. 18th line, 35 (1876);
apartment building K.V. Silich. St. Saltykov-Shchedrin, 3 (1877-1878);
G.F. Mengden's mansion. Palace Embankment, 30 (1877-1878);
apartment building. Bell Street, 5 (1878);
apartment building. Rimsky-Korsakov Ave. 89 (1878-1879);
tenement house G.I. Velyasheva. Pushkinskaya St., 19 (1878-1879);
building baths I. S. Khristoforova. Small Ave., VO., 43 (1878-1879);
apartment building. 7th line, 74 (1879);
apartment building. Furshtatskaya St., 13 (1879-1882);
house of V.P. Leiman. 7th line, 40 (1880);
apartment building. 7th line, 62 (1880);
apartment building N.F. Becker. Mayakovsky St., 14 (1880-1881);
apartment building A. A. Zaitsev. Furshtatskaya St., 11 (1880-1881);
stone 2-story factory building of M. A. Mitrofanov. 15th line 82 and 84 (1881-1883);
Ershov's house. Perestroika 1st line BO, 56 (1881);
A. Bosset's house. Perestroika Bolshoy pr., 27 (1881);
mansion of A.I. Novinsky. 3rd Sovetskaya St., 8 (1882);
Residential building of S. N. Zakharov. 3rd line VO., 68 (1883);
Zakharovs house. 25 Peterhof Ave. Perestroika (1883);
the mansion of V.S. Pulman. 24th line, 3 (1887-1888);
Shuvalova’s mansion. Oblique line, 3 (1887-1888);
apartment building. nab. Bypass channel, 78 (1888);
own house. Ligovka, 22 (1888);
Belugin's mansion. Voronezh St., 51 (1890-1891);
the hospital building of the St. Petersburg provincial zemstvo. Oskalenko St., 18 (1891-1899. Together with I. I. Shaposhnikov);
the mansion of A.P. Fedorova. st. K. Zaslonova, 18 (1896);
city arrest house. st. Khokhryakova, 1 (1896-1897);
apartment building. Furshtatskaya St., 36 (1898-1899);
the building of the shelter of the Nikolaev Orthodox fraternity. Krasnogvardeisky per., 8 (1901);
apartment building. Borovaya St., 88 (1903).

The author of works on architecture. Among them: “On the issue of copyright in works of architecture” (Architect. 1906. No. 16). ^[2]

Notes

↑ List of Russian artists for the anniversary directory of the Imperial Academy of Arts, 1915 , p. 292.
↑ ¹ ² Academy of Arts: Becker Nikolai Fedorovich .

Literature

S. N. Kondakov. Anniversary Directory of the Imperial Academy of Arts. 1764-1914 . - St. Petersburg: Partnership R. Golike and A. Vilborg, 1915. - T. 2 (Biographical part). - S. 292. - 459 p.

Links

BEKKER NIKOLAI FEDOROVICH (1838-AFTER 1917) (neopr.) . Academy of Arts . Circulation date May 11, 2019.

[_d253dbe2ea424c34-1] List of Russian artists for the anniversary directory of the Imperial Academy of Arts, 1915 , p. 292.

[_e08b6a09d27bea80-2] ¹ ² Academy of Arts: Becker Nikolai Fedorovich .