Pavel Vasilyevich Abrosimov

Pavel Vasilyevich Abrosimov  ( Russian Павел Васильевич Абросимов ., Scientific transliteration Pavel Abrosimov Vasil'ewič ; born December 14 ^{. Jul} / 27. December  1900 ^greg. In Koren Well Pustyn , Kursk , † 21st March 1961 in Moscow) was a Russian- soviet architect. While his early work is ascribed to post-constructivism , he turned to socialist classicism in the early 1930s .

Life

Pavel Abrosimov was born in Kursk Oblast in 1900.

He studied art at the Polytechnic Institute in Baku from 1921 to 1923 . From 1923 to 1928 he studied architecture at the Academy of Arts in Leningrad with Andrei Belogrud , Leonti Benois , Iwan Fomin , Wladimir Schtschuko , W. Gel Reich, S. Serafim.

He worked at Lensoweta in G. Simonow's workshop until 1933 . During this time he designed several residential complexes and buildings with the architects G. Simonow, A. Hryakowym and others. After this time he turned to socialist classicism.

Abrosimov died in 1961 and was buried in the Novodevichy Cemetery ( Lot 8).

Buildings (selection)

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  former Institute for Communication (Saint Petersburg)
  1930 with A. Arkin V. Melkomowoi 1930 Stadium in Baku (1st prize)
• 1931 with L. Poyakow, A. Hryakowym Hüttenwerk in the Kusetsk Basin
• 1931–33 Participation in the construction of the All-Russian Society of Political Prisoners of the Pre-Revolutionary Period

• Designed in 1932, built 1933–35; with G. Simonow: Institute for Communication
• 1933 competition design for the Palace of the Soviets
• 1933 competition draft for the narcotic promo
• 1949–53 participation in the construction of the Moscow State University on the Lenin Mountains

Award

• 1949 Stalin Prize
• Two Orders of the Red Banner of Labor

literature

• Selim O. Chan-Magamedow: Pioneers of Soviet Architecture . VEB Verlag der Kunst, Dresden 1983.