Jurij Vdovin

(1925–1998) Soviet architect

Jurij Vdovin (Russia, 1925–1998) is listed in the catalogue as an architect. By year of birth, Jurij Vdovin belongs to the chapter ‘Modernism’ in this site’s history of architecture.

Jurij Vdovin was born in Shadrinsk and died in Moscow. Jurij Vdovin trained at Moscow Architectural Institute. Jurij Vdovin worked in Moscow. The awards include Order of the Red Banner of Labour, Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union Prize, and Zhukov Medal.

The best-known works include ‘Pushkinskaya’, ‘Shosse Entuziastov’, and ‘Oktyabrskaya’. The catalogue has 9 buildings by Jurij Vdovin. The dated buildings span the years 1962–1984. The buildings are in places such as Tagansky District, Tverskoy District, Krasnoselsky District, Yakimanka District, and Gagarinsky District. They are in 2 countries.

Contemporary architects in the same chapter include Nina Aljosjina, Vladimira Uborevich, Jean Tinguely, Rimidalv Pogrebnoj, and Frei Otto.

• Pusjkinskaja
• Turgenevskaja
• Oktiabrskaja
• Leninskij Prospekt
• Proletarskaya
• Taganskaja
• Ryazansky Prospekt
• Shosse Entuziastov
• Kastrychnitskaya