Ptitsevodsoyuz Building, Regional cultural heritage site in Basmanny District, Russia.
The Ptitsevodsoyuz Building is a multi-story structure in Basmanny District with decorative stone elements and detailed stonework on its facade. The design incorporates varied architectural features that contribute to Moscow's urban streetscape.
Vladimir Dmitrievich Tsvetaev designed this building during Moscow's period of major urban transformation in the early 20th century. The structure was completed as the city underwent rapid modernization and industrial growth.
The building reflects architectural conventions of its era through window placement and proportions that shaped Moscow's urban character. It shows the craftsmanship typical of early Soviet-era structures.
The building sits near Kurskaya and Chkalovskaya metro stations, making it accessible by public transportation. The facade can be viewed easily from the public street, and visitors can observe architectural details from different angles.
The building continues to serve its original purpose as a center for the poultry industry, making it an unexpected record of Soviet economic development. Few visitors realize that this facade documents the industrialization of this specific sector.
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