Sibrevcom building

The Sibrevcom building is an administrative structure in neoclassical style located on Krasny Prospekt, a main avenue in the city center. The structure features symmetrical facades, prominent columns, and detailed ornamental work inspired by ancient Roman design.

The building was completed in 1925 as the headquarters of the Siberian Revolutionary Committee during early Soviet efforts to develop Siberia. It represents the period when new administrative structures were being established across the region.

The building now houses the Novosibirsk State Art Museum, where visitors can see rotating exhibitions and permanent collections. These artworks reflect the cultural interests and tastes that have shaped the city over generations.

The building is located at 5 Krasny Prospekt in the city center near multiple public transport stations and bus stops. It remains open during standard museum hours for visitors who want to explore the art collections inside.

The building received its heritage monument status in 1974 through a specific decree from the Council of Ministers of the Russian Soviet Republic. This official recognition helped preserve the architectural design for future generations.