Levashovo Railway Station Building
Saint Petersburg, Levashovo, Zheleznodorozhnaya Street, 7A
The building of the Levashovo railway station in Saint Petersburg is an architectural monument, constructed in 1908 according to the design of architect Bruno Granholm for the Finnish Railway. The asymmetrical facade of the station features a raised and recessed central volume with pointed false arches, as well as side wings of varying heights with rounded corners. From the platform side, the structure is adorned with a canopy installed on cast columns. Previously, the glazed tile stoves in the station hall were emerald-glazed, but by 2017 they had been covered with oil paint.