Mikhail Posokhin
Mikhail Posokhin is a prominent Soviet and Russian architect known for his significant contributions to urban architecture, particularly during the mid-20th century. He was a key figure in the design of various notable buildings, including the iconic 'House of Books' in Moscow, which reflects the architectural trends of its time. Posokhin's work often combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, earning him recognition in the field of architecture.
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Mikhail Posokhin was one of the architects who led the construction of the building for the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.
Рядом с «книжкой» СЭВ на Новом Арбате в Москве построят небоскреб-свиток — РБК
Russia· 2025-08-25
Mikhail Posokhin worked on the project of the building for the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA).
Шувалов назвал неизбежной перестройку Нового Арбата — РБКRussia· 2025-06-20
Mikhail Posokhin was one of the architects who worked on the building of the CMEA.
Шувалов назвал неизбежной перестройку Нового Арбата — РБКRussia· 2025-06-19Mikhail Posokhin was one of the architects who worked on the building of the CMEA.
Шувалов назвал неизбежной перестройку Нового Арбата — РБКRussia· 2025-06-19Mikhail Posokhin was one of the architects who worked on the building of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.
На Новом Арбате сохранят здание дома-книжки СЭВ — РБКRussia· 2025-04-23
