Apartment house of architect Gustav Gustavovich von Goli

St. Petersburg architect Gustav Gustavovich von Goli personally designed the construction of a house for himself and his family. The composition of the building is asymmetrical, but it attracts with its soft, flowing forms and painstakingly detailed details. The brilliant master combined the techniques of early Art Nouveau, lush Baroque and refined Rococo. In Soviet times, G. F. Lang, an academician of the USSR and the founder of the school of therapists, lived in the house.