Lesnaya Street (former 3rd Belorussky Proezd) is a street in the Central Administrative District of Moscow, north of the Garden Ring. It runs from Tverskaya Zastava Square to Novoslobodskaya Street, which passes into Palikha Street.
The name of the 19th century is given by the timber warehouses and the market at that time, where the timber was stored and sold.
Notable buildings
On the odd side
No. 1/2, an architectural monument (a newly discovered object), is the house of the merchant Sherupenkov (the 1870s).
No. 5 – business center “White Square,” the sculptural group of Georgy Frangulyan “White City.”
No. 7 and No. 9 – buildings A and B of the business complex “White Gardens.”
No. 43 is an apartment building of the Moscow branch of the Rossiya Insurance company (1913-1914, architect F. F. Voskresensky).
No. 55, building 1, an architectural monument (federal) – the profitable house of K. M. Kolupaev (1899, architect N. N. Vinogradov; 1903, architect V. A. Mazyrin).
On the even side
No. 4 – residential building. Writer and journalist Yaroslav Golovanov lived here.
No. 6 – administrative building (1998, architects A. Meyerson, T. Penskaya), now – a branch of VTB 24 bank.
No. 8/12 – a residential building (1934, architect Yu. F. Diderikhs).
No. 18 – House of Culture named after Zuev, 1928, architect I. A. Golosov.
No. 20 – the ensemble of the Miussky tram depot (1874, 1908-1910, the 1930s, architects N. K. Zhukov, M. N. Gleining, engineers N. A. Sytenko, V. G. Shukhov), in 1957 -2014, the 4th Shchepetilnikov trolleybus depot was located here, now the Depo food market.
No. 22/24 – residential building. Literary critic Ilya Zilberstein lived hereю
No. 30 – office building, 2001, architects A. Bavykin, G. Guryanov, A. Dolotov.
Transport
Metro station: Belorusskaya (ring), Mendeleevskaya (300 m).
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