Inna Lvovna Lyutomskaya

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Inna Lwowna Ljutomskaja ( Russian Инна Львовна Лютомская ; * 1925 in Moscow ) is a Soviet - Russian architect .

Life

Lyutomskaja comes from a Jewish family. She graduated from the Moscow Architecture Institute (MArchI) in 1950.

Lyutomskaya designed residential and public buildings mainly in Moscow.

Projects and buildings (selection)

• Palace of Culture and Science Warsaw (1953–1954, member of the collective of authors)
• Luzhniki swimming pool of the Moscow W. I. Lenin Central Stadium (1956, co-author)
• Development of the Moscow Rajons Troparjowo with the Olympic Village (1980)
• Residential complex on Moscow's Nagatino Street (1986)
• Moscow Orekhovo-Borissovo residential complex (1993)

Honors

• Honored Architect of the Russian Federation (1993)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Rossijskaja Evrejskaja Enziklopedija: ЛЮТОМСКАЯ Инна Львовна (accessed on April 22, 2020).
2. ↑ Академической Вики-энциклопедии по еврейским и израильским темам: Лютомская, Инна Львовна (accessed April 22, 2020).
3. ↑ УКАЗ Президента РФ от January 18, 1993 n 82 О ПРИСВОЕНИИ ПОЧЕТНОГО ЗВАНИЯ ЗАСЛУЖЕННЫЙ АРХИТЕКТОР РОССИЙС (accessed on April 22, 2020 ИЕ ).