Oleg Leonidowitsch Lyalin

Oleg Leonidowitsch Lyalin ( Russian Оле́г Леони́дович Ля́лин ; * 1903 in St. Petersburg ; † June 12, 1974 in Leningrad ) was a Soviet architect .

Life

Dynamo Stadium

Moskovsko-Narwsky Preventive Care Center

Oleg Lyalin, son of the professor of the Leningrad Polytechnic University Leonid Mikhailovich Lyalin and his wife Nadezhda Porfirjewna, studied architecture with LV Rudnew at the Leningrad Artistic-Technical University (successor to the Russian Art Academy ) . Lyalin's teachers included the academy members L. N. Benois , IA Fomin and WA Shchuko as well as professors Ernests Štālbergs and WG Helreichen . In 1926 he received the architect diploma.

1925-1934 Ljalin built the Leningrad Dynamo Stadium together with JO Swirski . 1928-1930 he built together with LW Rudnew, JO Swirski and II Fomin the Moskowsko-Narwski pension center in the style of Leningrad constructivism and with LW Rudnew, JO Swirski and EA Lewinson the Nevsky pension center.

Other examples of Lyalin's activity are the hot rolling hall of the Leningrad Red Nailsmith Factory (1927 together with II Fomin), the exterior of the Bridge of Equality in Leningrad, a substation in Leningrad (1929), the exhibition hall for electrical household appliances of the Elektrotok concern , department store and canteen Syasstroy - paper - Combine (1930), the Allunionsinstitut of Experimental medicine (1932 together with LW Rudnew) and the reconstructed facade of Leningrad Gostiny Dwor (1944-1947),

In addition, Lyalin created new fonts for the printing industry and in 1930 the logo of the Samoilowa cake factory.

At the Muchina Arts and Crafts Academy (the former and current Stieglitz Arts and Crafts Academy ), Ljalin always gave a course in composition. One of his students was WS Lukyanov , creator of the obelisk "Hero City Leningrad" .

literature

Olga Shurakovskaya: The knights without fear and blame . Newski Almanach No. 6 (2006), p. 31 (Russian, accessed March 9, 2016).

Individual evidence

^ LP Lavrov: 1000 addresses in St. Petersburg. A short architecture guide . Eklektika, St. Petersburg 2008, pp. 328, 381 (Russian).
↑ Pension Center of the Kirovsky Raion (Russian, accessed March 9, 2016).
↑ BM Kirikow, MS Stieglitz: The architecture of the Leningrad avant-garde. A leader . Kolo, St. Petersburg 2009, pp. 109–115, 152–153, ISBN 978-5-901841-49-5 (Russian).
^ IA Bogdanow: Gostiny Dvor (Russian, accessed on March 11, 2016).

Web links

Commons : Ljalin's Buildings - Collection of images, videos and audio files

personal data
SURNAME	Lyalin, Oleg Leonidowitsch
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Lyalin, Oleg Leonidovich; Лялин, Олег Леонидович (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Russian architect
DATE OF BIRTH	1903
PLACE OF BIRTH	St. Petersburg
DATE OF DEATH	June 12, 1974
Place of death	Leningrad

[1] LP Lavrov: 1000 addresses in St. Petersburg. A short architecture guide . Eklektika, St. Petersburg 2008, pp. 328, 381 (Russian).

[2] Pension Center of the Kirovsky Raion (Russian, accessed March 9, 2016).

[3] BM Kirikow, MS Stieglitz: The architecture of the Leningrad avant-garde. A leader . Kolo, St. Petersburg 2009, pp. 109–115, 152–153, ISBN 978-5-901841-49-5 (Russian).

[4] IA Bogdanow: Gostiny Dvor (Russian, accessed on March 11, 2016).