Tronin's House

Tronin's House is a historic mansion in Kamensk-Uralsky, Russia, built in 1910 by local bourgeois Arsenyi Tronin, who made his fortune in hardware. This architectural gem is one of the earliest examples of Modern style infused with elements of false gothic design. The two-story building features a striking façade with decorative columns and intricate brick patterns. After nationalization in 1917, it underwent several transformations and now serves as the local headquarters for JSC 'Vodokanal.' Recognized for its cultural significance, Tronin's House offers a glimpse into the region's architectural heritage and history.