Ostrovityanova Street

It was named on February 23, 1970 in honor of the doctor of economic sciences, professor Konstantin Vasilyevich Ostrovityanov (1892-1969). It is located in the area where the streets are named after the names of Russian scientists. Previously, it bore the temporary name “Projected Drive 4993” ^[5] .

The street appeared in 1968 and was the border of the area under construction Belyaevo-Bogorodskoe and Troparevsky forest park . Initially passed from Academician Volgin Street to Profsoyuznaya Street . In December 1968, bus route No. 196 was carried out along the street ^[5] . In 1970, the street was extended south-east along the border of the Bitsevsky forest park to Miklukho-Maklaya street , and in 1974 - to the north-west to Leninsky Prospekt .

In 1968-1971, the odd side of the street (house number 15–45) and the even side of the street (house number 16-30, then the buildings of the 1st microdistrict of the Warm Camp ) were built up with large - panel residential buildings. In 1979, the site on the border of the Bitsevsky Forest Park was absorbed by the expanding Sevastopol Avenue , while the numbering of houses on the odd side did not change.

In 1986-1988, houses No. 32-36 were built as part of the new Uzkoye microdistrict. In 1987, at the intersection with Profsoyuznaya Street , the Konkovo metro station was opened.

On September 15, 1974, an exhibition of paintings by Moscow avant-garde artists was dispersed in the wasteland on the corner with Profsoyuznaya Street , dispersed by police using sprinklers and bulldozers.

On the odd side:

• No. 1 - Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov (1973-1976). On the facade of the library building - mosaic panels (artists L. G. Polishchuk and S. I. Shcherbinina)
• No. 1, p. 3 - hospital
• No. 7 - business center construction department " SU-155 ", (mag. Crossroads )
• No. 37 - residential building. The architect N.P. Sukoyan lived here ^[6] .
• No. 39 - a residential building. Here from 1970 to 1985. lived Hero of the Soviet Union V.M. Yudin . A memorial plaque is installed on the house ^[7]

On the even side:

• No. 2a - Temple in honor of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in the Warm Camp
• No. 4 - residential complex "Arcade House"
• No. 6 - Residential Complex
• No. 10 - Pension No. 6 for veterans and disabled people. Church of the Resurrection of Christ ^[8] .
• No. 10/1 - Ostrov residential complex
• No. 14 - Hotel Pallada
• No. 30, building 2 - residential building. The physicochemist M. I. Temkin lived here ^[9] .

At the very beginning of the street, building 1, is the Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov . Further in house 15, building 1, the youth theater and cultural center "Cheryomushki" is located. It was founded in 1987 by the current director and artistic director A.M. Sarapanyuk.

On Ostrovityanova Street there are also 2 kindergartens, an educational complex, 2 hairdressing salons, two shoe repair shops, reception centers for dry cleaning and laundry, a tailoring and clothing repair shop, a photo shop, a bookbinding workshop and other social enterprises. Near the street is Teplostan forest park .

At the intersection of Ostrovityanova and Profsoyuznaya streets is the Konkovo metro station.
The following bus routes pass along the street:

• From Leninsky to Vvedensky Street , back from Sevastopol to Leninsky Prospekt - 361, 827;
• From Leninsky Prospekt to Akademika Bakuleva Street - 66;
• From Akademika Bakuleva street to Akademika Oparin street - 718;
• From Academician Bakulev Street to Academician Volgin Street - C2;
• From Akademika Bakuleva Street to Profsoyuznaya Street - 295, 712;
• From Academician Oparin Street to Academician Volgin Street - 273 (only in the indicated direction);
• From Akademika Oparin Street to Profsoyuznaya Street - 145к (only in the indicated direction), 145 (only in the opposite direction);
• From Akademika Volgin Street to Profsoyuznaya Street - 196, 250, 699;
• From Profsoyuznaya street to Vvedensky street - 49 (only in the indicated direction);
• From Profsoyuznaya Street to Vvedensky Street, back from Sevastopol Avenue to Profsoyuznaya Street - C2;
• From Sevastopol Avenue to Vvedensky Street - 235, 261, 330 (all - only in the indicated direction).

In the section between Profsoyuznaya Street and Vvedensky Street in 1978, a trolleybus of route No. 72, which had a terminal at the intersection with Vvedensky Street, went for a short time ^[10] . Then the line was extended to Yasenevo, and the site was first used for an emergency turn, and then was liquidated. Currently, from the line and the trolleybus ring there are only a few supports of the suspension of the contact network.

• Alekseev P. D. , Gubar N. M. Teply Stan: History and Present / Photo by A. A. Alekseeva, N. L. Lymar, V. G. Kovalevsky .. - M .: Publishing House "Ab ovo", 1997. - S. 56-58. - 112 p. - 5,000 copies. - ISBN is missing. (region)

• Ostrovityanova Street on the site “Moscow. Southwest. Teply Stan"