Residential house of Nikolai Panin

The Residential House of Nikolai Panin, built in 1910 in Rostov-on-Don, is a striking example of modernist architecture designed by architect E. M. Gulin. This two-storey building, located on Ulyanovskaya Street, is notable for its ceremonial facade, which features intricate plaster decor and a distinctive dome. Originally serving as a residence for the head of the Old Believers community, Nikolai Panin, the house has historical significance and was nationalized in the 1920s. It is now recognized as a cultural heritage site, situated near the Old Belief Pokrovsky Cathedral, making it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers interested in architectural history and religious heritage.