Iuriy Stoianov Architect Date of Birth: 15.01.1952 Country: Georgia

Content:

1. Early Life and Education
2. Professional Career
3. Norilsk and Samara
4. "Project-2000" and Architectural Projects
5. "Bakuriani" boarding house
6. Residential building on Michurina Street

Early Life and Education

Born on January 15, 1952, in Tbilisi, the architect completed his studies in 1975 at the Georgian Polytechnic Institute in Tbilisi.

Professional Career

Military and Public Service

From 1975, the architect worked at "293 Voenproject" in Tbilisi and later joined the Construction and Maintenance Department of the Abkhazian Regional Council of Trade Unions in Sukhumi. In 1993, he became a member of the Russian Union of Architects.

Norilsk and Samara

In the 1980s, the architect moved to Norilsk to work for the "Norilskproject" institute. After relocating to Samara in 1993, he joined "347 Voenproject."

"Project-2000" and Architectural Projects

Currently, the architect is associated with the design firm "Project-2000." Their notable projects include:

"Bakuriani" boarding house

Club in Viziani
Earthquake relief reconstruction in Armenia
Residential development and kindergarten in Kirovakan
200-seat club in Pushkino
Trade and service complex in Stepanavan
Sports and recreation complex in Gelendzhik
Bank building in Volsk
Multi-storey garage for 280 cars in Samara
2,500-seat grandstand for 16 CSKA stadium in Samara
Sports Palace of the Air Force Central Sports Club in Samara
Residential building at 89 St. Razin Street
Residential and administrative building on Krasnoarmeyskaya Street

High-rise residential buildings at the intersection of Schmidt and Lipetsk streets

Multi-storey residential building in Quarter 151 on Zhelyabova and Kommunisticheskaya streets

Multi-storey residential building No. 2 on Brothers Korostelev Street in Quarter 136

Reconstruction of residential buildings in Quarter 107 (Ulyanovskaya, Leninskaya, Vilanovskaya, Brothers Korostelev streets)

Reconstruction of residential buildings in Quarter 82 (Nikitinskaya, Lev Tolstoy, Krasnoarmeyskaya streets)

Reconstruction of Quarter 789 (Stavropolskaya, Sovetskaya, Yun. Pionerov streets, Tashkent Lane)

Residential building on Michurina Street

Development of Quarter 5 in Promyshlenny district

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