Pogodinskaya izba, Traditional wooden building in Khamovniki District, Moscow, Russia
The Pogodinskaya izba is a traditional wooden building in Moscow constructed using Russian rural building styles. The structure displays characteristic log construction methods and elaborate carved wooden ornaments on facades and window frames.
The building was created in 1856 as a design by architect Nikolay Nikitin, when Russian Revival style was emerging in Moscow's residential architecture. It represents a turning point when traditional rural forms entered urban living spaces.
The house displays the layout of a traditional Russian rural home, with a central stove that serves as both heating and cooking center. Visitors can see how rooms are arranged around this important focal point.
The building is located on Pogodinskaya Street in Khamovniki District, easily accessible to visitors. Guided tours are offered and allow better insight into the construction and interior life of the house.
The structure was built entirely without nails, with logs precisely cut and fitted together. This ancient crafting technique enabled durable construction without metal fasteners.
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