Sergey Speransky

(1914–1983) Soviet architect (1914-1983)

Sergey Speransky (1914–1983) is listed in the catalogue as an architect. By year of birth, Sergey Speransky belongs to the chapter ‘Modernism’ in this site’s history of architecture.

Sergey Speransky was born in Kazan and died in Saint Petersburg. Sergey Speransky trained at Repin Institute of Arts. The teachers included Noi Trotsky and Igor Ivanovich Fomin. Sergey Speransky worked in Saint Petersburg, Minsk, and Vyborg. Wikidata associates Sergey Speransky with socialist realism and modernism. The awards include USSR State Prize, Lenin Prize, People's Architect of the USSR, and Order of the Red Banner of Labour.

The catalogue has one building by Sergey Speransky. The dated building is from 1974.

Contemporary architects in the same chapter include Jacob Bakema, Lina Bo Bardi, Maria José Marques da Silva, Wahbi al-Hariri, and Gordon Cullen.

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