Mansion on Berezhkovskaya Naberezhnaya 28

A three-storey mansion with a basement on Berezhkovskaya Embankment in west of Moscow. The building reconstructed in 2009 meets the requirements of a B-class business center. There is an office layout and quality office finishes. The building is equipped with an elevator, access control, video surveillance, burglar and fire alarms. Exploited roof opens a beautiful city view. The building has a bank vault with protective equipment meeting all the standards of the Central Bank. On the adjacent territory, there is secure ground parking for 23 cars. The mansion is suitable for a head or representative office, or for rental business.

The building is located next to the Moskva River Embankment, the Novodevichy Prudy Park, the Setun Pier, the Luzhniki Sports Palace and the Classical Photography Gallery. It has convenient access to Kutuzovsky Prospect and the Third Ring Road. Kievskaya Metro Station is a 7-minute walk away.

The building in the constructivism style was built in 1928 according to the project of the famous architect Konstantin Melnikov by order of the Union of Chemists. In 1926, 10% of the cultural fund was used for construction of new clubs for trade unions, which had been previously located in mansions and temples. The architecture also should have been new. Classicism, empire and modernity were rejected. So the Union of Chemists developed close relations with Konstantin Melnikov, and he built three clubs for them in Moscow, including the Dorkhimzavod club with a kitchen factory in the Frunzenskaya area. The facades were lined with solid glazing, but there was space left for posters and a signboard with the club name. The main auditorium was planned for 370 people and divided into three tiers, the lower one could be used as a foyer.