Chinese Eastern Railway Administration Building, Harbin
Здание Управления КВЖД в Харбине
The headquarters of the Chinese Eastern Railway on Bolshoi Prospekt (now 51 Xidazhi Street) was built in 1902–1904 in the Art Nouveau style and rebuilt in 1906 after a fire in 1905. The initial 1897 design was by the St Petersburg architect D. A. Kryzhanovsky and was reworked before construction began. In 1952 the railway and its property were transferred by the USSR to China; the building houses the Harbin Railway Bureau and has been a nationally protected monument since 2006.
Здание Управления Китайско-Восточной железной дороги на Большом проспекте (ныне улица Сидачжи, 51) строилось в 1902–1904 годах в стиле модерн; после пожара 1905 года восстановлено в 1906 году. Первоначальный проект 1897 года разработал петербургский архитектор Д. А. Крыжановский, к началу строительства проект был переработан. В 1952 году дорога и её имущество переданы СССР Китаю; в здании размещается Харбинское железнодорожное управление, с 2006 года оно охраняется государством как памятник.
Property abroad
EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (Harbin Railway Bureau)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1904
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-09
In 1952 the railway with all its property was transferred by the USSR to the People's Republic of China.
Russian Empire: all property abroad →
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