Category:Former parish house on Vyborgskaya Street, 21 in Vyborg

The former parish house exhibits functionalist architecture with clean lines, rectangular forms, and large windows distributed across its light-colored exterior walls.

The parish house, designed by architect Uno Ullberg and completed in 1932, served the Swedish-German Lutheran congregation during the period when Vyborg belonged to Finland.

The building stands as a testament to the multicultural character of Vyborg, where Lutheran, Orthodox, and other religious communities maintained their presence through different periods.

Located at 21 Vyborgskaya Street, the structure maintains its original exterior features and holds status as a tentative cultural heritage site of Russia.

This clergy house represents one of the final architectural projects completed in Vyborg before the significant political changes that would transform the city's demographic composition.

Location: Vyborg

Location: Vyborgskaya Street (Luostarinkatu) in Vyborg

Inception: 1932

Architects: Uno Ullberg

Architectural style: functionalism

Part of: Vyborgskaya Street (Luostarinkatu) in Vyborg, Category:Ladanova Street (Hovioikeudenkatu) in Vyborg

Address: Luostarinkatu

GPS coordinates: 60.70889,28.73778

Latest update: March 21, 2025 21:57