Smyshlyaev House, Regional Children's Library building in Perm, Russia.
Smyshlyaev House is a late 19th-century building in Perm characterized by ornate facades and decorative architectural details. The structure displays typical construction methods and design principles of that period with various ornamental elements on its exterior walls.
The building was constructed in the late 19th century and became associated with Dmitry Dmitrievich Smyshlyaev, who influenced Perm's cultural development. The construction reflects the architectural trends that dominated during this phase of urban expansion in Russia.
The building now hosts a children's library and serves as a venue for reading events and educational programs. Visitors can observe how historic rooms have been repurposed for contemporary learning activities.
The building is located in central Perm on Petropavlovskaya Street and is easily accessible. Visitors should be aware that it operates as a functioning library and there may be restrictions on access to certain rooms during programs or events.
The interior preserves numerous original 19th-century architectural elements that remain visible throughout the modern library spaces. This blend allows visitors to experience the historical architecture firsthand while also using a functioning educational facility.
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