Дом преподавателей МГУ

The Moscow State University Teachers House rises to 36 stories with four substantial wings housing accommodations for university faculty members.

The building was constructed between 1949 and 1953 under the supervision of architects Iakov Bielopolski and Evgeny Stamo during Stalin's urban development program.

The residence represents a period when Soviet architecture emphasized monumental structures to demonstrate the power and progress of the communist state.

The residential complex contains 5,000 rooms connected by 33 kilometers of corridors, making it one of the largest faculty housing facilities in Russia.

The structure features enormous clocks, barometers, and thermometers on its facades, with the measuring instruments being the largest of their kind in the world.

Location: Moscow

Location: Lomonosovsky Prospekt

Architects: Iakov Bielopolski, Evgeny Stamo

Architectural style: Stalinist architecture

GPS coordinates: 55.69120,37.54330

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:15