"D" korpusu, Educational building in Taganrog, Russia
The D Building at Southern Federal University in Taganrog is a five-story structure housing lecture halls, laboratories, and administrative spaces for academic work. Internal covered corridors link different sections of the facility, creating a connected pathway system throughout the complex.
Construction started in 1968 and was completed in 1970 with support from the Soviet ministry overseeing higher education. The building was created as part of the university's expansion during that period.
The building serves as a central hub where students gather between classes and spend time in shared spaces like the winter garden and cafeteria. These areas have become natural meeting points where the daily rhythm of university life unfolds throughout the day.
The building sits at 44 Nekrasovsky Lane near Mayakovsky Square and is easy to locate on campus. Inside you will find a winter garden, cafeteria, and banking services for daily needs.
During excavation work on the site, construction workers discovered a small bronze figurine of a young moose that later inspired the design of the local institute emblem. This chance finding became part of the building's local story.
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