Leningrad Institute of Railway Engineers named after Academician V.N. Obraztsova (LIIZhT, now the Emperor Alexander I St. Petersburg State Transport University, PGUPS) is a higher technical...
JSC Lengiprotrans is the author of about 200 designs for transport projects in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Region. The projects are railway lines, road interchange structures, bridges, overpasses, etc. Lengiprotrans developed designs for construction of all engine houses of the Saint Petersburg metro (subway), reconstruction of all railway terminals and construction of the Ladozhsky railway terminal, railway approaches to five out of six seaports of the Gulf of Finland.
All projects built and reconstructed on the basis of the design documentation developed by Lengiprotrans were carefully fitted into the architecture of the city.
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- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
The Volkhovstroy diesel locomotive depot (now TChE-21, Volkhov repair locomotive depot) is located at the Volkhovstroy I marshalling yard of the Oktyabrskaya railway.
In 1950-1960, the former...
- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
The Predportovaya refrigerated wagon depot is a mechanically cooled wagon depot at the Predportovaya station of the Oktyabrskaya Railway. It was founded in 1954 by order of the USSR Ministry of...
- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
The Kirishi washing and steaming station (PPS) is a structural subdivision of the St. Petersburg branch of the Oktyabrskaya railway. The project of the complex was developed by the Department of...
- 1940 — 1949
- 1950 — 1959
The Leningrad-Pavlovsk railway line is a section of the Vitebsk line of the Oktyabrskaya railway. In 1837, the Tsarkoselskaya railway was built here - the first public railway line in Russia....
- 1940 — 1949
The department of factories of Lentransproekt (since 1951 - Lengiprotrans) developed a project of a track repair and mechanical plant of the Ministry of Railways (MPS) in Pushkin. It is organized...
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