Ryabinin House, Regional cultural heritage building in Chelyabinsk, Russia.
The Ryabinin House is a stone building on Kaslinskaya Street number 137 in central Chelyabinsk with distinctive architectural features. The construction shows quality materials and craftsmanship that point to careful planning and execution.
The house was built in 1885 during the expansion of Chelyabinsk Uyezd and marks the development of residential architecture in the region. Its construction coincided with Chelyabinsk's growth as a regional center.
The building shows how wealthy merchants in the region chose to live, combining details typical of late 19th-century residential design. Visitors can still see these style choices in the facade and interior spaces today.
The building sits in a central location with good access to public transportation along Kaslinskaya Street. The area is pedestrian-friendly since the city center allows easy walking to other nearby places.
The original building materials and construction techniques come from a time when such materials were transported by rail into the growing city. These details show how Chelyabinsk relied on outside resources and built associated trade networks.
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