collaborated in the Museum Commission (1919–1931), designing exhibitions for children (1925–1929) and promoting Alfred Lichtwark's Museumpaedagogic concept. Zelenko, then in his sixties, also collaborated with Nikolai Ladovsky on his Linear city urban concept. Buildings 1900 Reshetov House, Samara, Kuibyshevskaya, 48 1903 Kurlin House, Samara, Frunze, 159 (, currently Art Nouveau Museum) 1900s Permyakov House, Samara, Molodogvardeyskaya 70 1900s Own House, Samara, Samarskaya 179 1905 Commercial College, Samara, corner of Molodogvarseyskaya and Ulyanovskaya 1905 Interiors - Tsesarevich Alexei Commercial College, Moscow, Stremyanny Lane, 28 (now Plekhanov Russian Economic University) 1900s Settlement schools in Saratov region 1900s Moscow, Tverskoy Boulevard, 6 (rebuilt, lost all original exterior) 1907 Communal club for the working children, Moscow, Vadkovsky Lane 1910 Pfeffer House, Sokolniki, Moscow (destroyed) 1910 Loskov House, Moscow, Mansurovsky Lane (Now houses the Embassy of Syria in Moscow) 1911 Kelyina Kindergarten (with I.I.Kondakov), Moscow, Bolshaya Pirogovskaya Street 1921 Hodel Residence & Tea House, South Pasadena (Hermon), Los Angeles External links Zelenko drafts and historical photographs www.all-photo.ru Russian: City Architects of Samara www.samgtu.ru Russian: Zelenko Kindergarten, detailed photos www.o-moskve.narod.ru Photographs of Hodel Residence and Tea House, Los Angeles, 1921 References Architects from Saint Petersburg Russian educational theorists Soviet architects 1871 births 1953 deaths Art Nouveau architects Saint-Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering alumni People from Samara, Russia