Nikolay Strukov (1859 -?). In 1882 he graduated with the rank MUZHVZ neklassnogo artistic architect. The owner of office projects and construction. In 1888 he was the architect of the insurance company "Volga". In 1901, he led a three-storey building of the officer corps in Nikolaev (Khodinka) Barracks (St. Polikarpov, 19 – 21). In 1914 – the architect Committee islands to encourage hard work and his secretary of the Commission for inspection and study of church monuments of antiquity. Work in Moscow: apartment houses: Skatertniy per., 32 (1886), B. Nikitskaya., 31 (1903), str. Molchanovka, 1918 (1904), str. Arbat, 11 (1911), Color Blvd., 9 (1 906), Corn lane., 1 (1894), Kalashny lane., 4 (03.22.1913 wall being built homes collapsed, that was the largest building. Catastrophe in Moscow), Cook's st., 8 (1893), Pyatnitskaya st., 18 (1913 yard), Kaloshin lane., 4 (1897), 1 st Kolobovsky per., 17 (1909), str. M. Ordynka, 35 (1893); restructuring tenement houses on the street. Ostozhenka, 42 (1900), str. Pokrovka, 29 (1909) and the mansion on the cash lane, 19 (1898); p. Tikhvin Mother of God in the monastery Skorbyaschenskom (1899, not preserved.) Church on the site of the death of Patriarch Hermogenes in the Miracle Monastery (not preserved.) Extension y. Descent of the Holy Spirit on Danilovsky cemetery (1906, Dukhovskoi lane., 1); housing plant G. Liszt (now Plant Wrestler ") for Butyrskoj Gate (1898, Skladochnaya st., 6); restructuring Theatre (St. B. Dmitrovka 6). In Phys. lips. they built and rebuilt dozens of cult sql., including: at the church with. Schapov in Kolomna. (1900), the crypt under the church bell with. Ivanovski at Serpukhov. (1906), in the chapel with. Malino in Kolomna. (1903), expanded Cathedral in Bogorodsk (1902) and the refectory of the church with. Kostino Dmitrovsky have. (1899). In 1926 taught at. East.: Central Historical Archive in Moscow, f.. 372, op. 1, d. ZN; p. 54, op. 154, 19, op. 156, d. 20; op. 153, 16, op. 160, 12, op. 152, 14, p. 142, op. , 12, 57; RGALI, fax. 680, op. 1, d. 375, pp. l. 53, 149, 205. Strukov, Nikolai (1859 -?) – In 1882, he graduated from the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. In 1913, designed the church in honor of Patriarch Hermogenes in the Miracle Monastery in the Kremlin.