Apartment on Gogolevsky Boulevard. Rosenberg A.

This publication is unique for several reasons. Firstly, this is the first book from the Interrom series, covering the key interiors of our time. Secondly, this brochure has non-standard publishing characteristics (small size and volume), contains sketches, plans and photographs for the first time published in this format. All these features indicate that the first book of the series, as well as the object chosen for publication, an apartment on Gogolevsky Boulevard claims to be a rarity. By the way, an apartment building on Gogolevsky Boulevard in Moscow, built in 1928, is one of the first experiments of a new type of home, on which the team of the construction committee of the RSFSR worked under the leadership of the outstanding Soviet architect Moses Ginzburg. The object was a know-how of its time and pursued the goal of becoming a role model. Today, after more than 80 years, the work of Ginzburg does not cease to inspire modern architects. Having the opportunity to create a master in the framework of the project, Alexei Rosenberg and Peter the Churches with respect, and at the same time creatively rethought all the meanings of the place, creating a unique interior project, capable, as well as the project of Moses Ginzburg, to become a role model.