Srabionov's house
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LocationRostov-on-Don, Gazetny Lane, 34/70
DesignerA. H. Zakiyev (architect)
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| 47°13′10″N 39°43′01″E / 47.2195°N 39.7170°E | |
| Location | Rostov-on-Don, Gazetny Lane, 34/70 |
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| Designer | A. H. Zakiyev (architect) |
Srabionov's house (Russian: Дом Срабионова) is a building in Rostov-on-Don built in the 1910s on the project of the architect A. H. Zakiyev. Initially the house belonged to S.D. Srabionov, in him the Petrograd hotel was placed.[1] As of 1925 it was DOMHA hotel "Business yard". From 1940th years the hotel carried the name "Don".[2] Now the building occupies the Fifteenth arbitration Court of Appeal.[3] In 2009–2013 in the building capital repairs were made. Srabionov's house has the status of an object of cultural heritage of regional value.[4]
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