The Melnikov House has no internal load-bearing walls which means there are large, unobstructed internal spaces, allowing maximum light and space One of Russia’s most important architectural ...

The Melnikov House, the unusual, cylindrical classic of Constructivism which was Konstantin Melnikov’s residence and studio, is on the brink of collapse. Although there have been interests expressed ...

Konstantin Melnikov (August 3, 1890 – November 28, 1974) played a key role in shaping Soviet Architecture from the mid-twenties to mid-thirties, despite being independent from the Constructivists who ...

One of Moscow’s most iconic pieces of architecture, the cylindrical home of avant-garde architect Konstantin Melnikov built in the 1920s, is reportedly showing signs of structural damage caused by ...

The strangely beautiful Melnikov House was built in Moscow in 1929, and is an early-twentieth-century futurist blend of peasant construction and ultra-modern weirdness. Maverick architect Konstantin ...

Its unusual outline, composed of two intersecting cylinders and punctured by a honeycomb of hexagonal windows, makes the Melnikov House instantly recognizable. You might have passed it in the street a ...

The house of architect Konstantin Melnikov in the centre of Moscow could be damaged because of building the multi-purpose center and parking opposite the monument. International organizations ...

Moscow's iconic Melnikov House has found itself embroiled in yet another property scandal following the forced eviction of the architect's 75-year-old granddaughter. While pensioner Yekaterina ...

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