Shustov, Smaragd Loginovich (1789-1870), an architect

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Smaragd Loginovich Shustov (1789 – 1870, СПб.), an architect. Shustov graduated from the Academy of Arts (1810). Shustov worked as an assistant of an architect of the office of the St Petersburg Military General Governor, and from 1822 he worked as an architect of the Court Konyushenny Administration and from 1822 he worked, as a second job, an architect of the Management of the Emperor Theatres . In 1835 Shustov resigned and worked for the private orders. Among the best constructions of Shustov in Saint Petersburg and environments there is : the building of the Orderly Stables in Tsarskoye Selo ( 1822-1824; 8 Sadovaya Street, jointly with the atchitect V.P. Stasov) , the complex of the Court Carriage Yard (1825-1827; 8 Zakharyevskaya Street - 29 Shpalernaya Street), the wooden Kammenoostrovsky Theatre (1827; 10 Krestovka River Embankment), the cottage of V.V. Dolgorukov on Kamenny Island (1831-1832; 4 Malaya Nevka Embankment), the interior decoration of the house of I.О.Sukhozanet ( 1835-1837; 70 Nevsky Prospekt, jointly with the architect D.I.Viskonti). In 1868 Shustov became blind. He was buried in the Smolensk Orthodox Cemetery (the grave was not preserved). Dolgoruky Vasily Vladimirovich, Duke
Shustov Smaragd Loginovich
Stasov Vasily Petrovich
Sukhozanet Ivan Onufrievich
Viskonti, David Ivanovich
Krestovka River Embankment/Saint Petersburg, city, house 10
Malaya Nevka River Embankment/Saint Petersburg, city, house 4
Nevsky prospect/Saint Petersburg, city, house 70
Sadovaya Street/Pushkin, town, house 8
Shpalernaya St./Saint Petersburg, city, house 29
Zakharievskaya Street/Saint Petersburg, city, house 8
Хомутецкий Н. Материалы к биографиям архитекторов С. Л. Шустова и Р. И. Кузьмина // Архитектурное наследство. Л.; М., 1955
Зодчие Санкт-Петербурга, XIX – начало ХХ века. СПб., 1998 Academy of Arts
Academy of Arts
Imperial Theatres Board