Pyotr Mikhailovich Yeropkin (ca. 1698–1740) was a Russian architect credited with replanning Saint Petersburg after Peter the Great's death. It was Yeropkin who designed the famous Trident of the Nevsky, Voznesensky, and Gorokhovaya thoroughfares as the city's structural center. He demanded that "no obstacle to the view of the Admiralty spire should be permitted" and insisted on the primacy of the embankments.
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| - Pjotr Michailowitsch Jeropkin (de)
- Pëtr Michailovič Eropkin (it)
- Piotr Eropkine (fr)
- Piotr Jeropkin (architekt) (pl)
- Pyotr Yeropkin (en)
- Еропкин, Пётр Михайлович (ru)
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| - Pjotr Michailowitsch Jeropkin (russisch Пётр Михайлович Еропкин, wiss. Transliteration Pëtr Michajlovič Eropkin; * ca. 1698; † 27. Junijul. / 8. Juli 1740greg. in Sankt Petersburg) war ein russischer Architekt und Architekturtheoretiker. (de)
- Piotr Mikhaïlovitch Eropkine (en russe : Пётр Миха́йлович Еропки́н), né vers 1689 et mort le 27 juin 1740 (8 juillet 1740 dans le calendrier grégorien) à Saint-Pétersbourg, est un architecte russe, président de la Commission des constructions de Saint-Pétersbourg, auteur du premier plan général de Saint-Pétersbourg ; il a élaboré les projets de plan et de construction des districts centraux de la ville et a fixé les trois principales artères de la ville puis a défini les axes de développement à utiliser. (fr)
- Pëtr Michailovič Eropkin (in russo: Пётр Михайлович Еропкин?; Impero russo, 1698 – San Pietroburgo, 27 giugno 1740) è stato un architetto russo. Dal 1730 al 1737 fu impiegato nel riassetto della zona centrale di San Pietroburgo; nel 1740 pubblicò il primo codice di architettura russo della Storia. (it)
- Piotr Michajłowicz Jeropkin (ros. Пётр Михайлович Еропкин; ur. ok. 1698, zm. 1740) – rosyjski architekt. Autor projektu rozbudowy i urządzenia centralnej części Petersburga, rozmieszczonej na lewym brzegu Newy. Jego projekty odegrały znaczącą rolę w rozwoju układu urbanistycznego miasta. (pl)
- Пётр Миха́йлович Еропки́н (около 1698 — 27 июня (8 июля) 1740, Санкт-Петербург) — русский архитектор, руководитель Комиссии о Санкт-Петербургском строении, составившей первый генеральный план Санкт-Петербурга; разработал проекты планировки и застройки центральных районов, закрепив три главных лучевых проспекта, и наметил пути дальнейшего развития города. (ru)
- Pyotr Mikhailovich Yeropkin (ca. 1698–1740) was a Russian architect credited with replanning Saint Petersburg after Peter the Great's death. It was Yeropkin who designed the famous Trident of the Nevsky, Voznesensky, and Gorokhovaya thoroughfares as the city's structural center. He demanded that "no obstacle to the view of the Admiralty spire should be permitted" and insisted on the primacy of the embankments. (en)
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| - Pjotr Michailowitsch Jeropkin (russisch Пётр Михайлович Еропкин, wiss. Transliteration Pëtr Michajlovič Eropkin; * ca. 1698; † 27. Junijul. / 8. Juli 1740greg. in Sankt Petersburg) war ein russischer Architekt und Architekturtheoretiker. (de)
- Piotr Mikhaïlovitch Eropkine (en russe : Пётр Миха́йлович Еропки́н), né vers 1689 et mort le 27 juin 1740 (8 juillet 1740 dans le calendrier grégorien) à Saint-Pétersbourg, est un architecte russe, président de la Commission des constructions de Saint-Pétersbourg, auteur du premier plan général de Saint-Pétersbourg ; il a élaboré les projets de plan et de construction des districts centraux de la ville et a fixé les trois principales artères de la ville puis a défini les axes de développement à utiliser. (fr)
- Pyotr Mikhailovich Yeropkin (ca. 1698–1740) was a Russian architect credited with replanning Saint Petersburg after Peter the Great's death. It was Yeropkin who designed the famous Trident of the Nevsky, Voznesensky, and Gorokhovaya thoroughfares as the city's structural center. He demanded that "no obstacle to the view of the Admiralty spire should be permitted" and insisted on the primacy of the embankments. The scion of a noble family, Yeropkin was one of the first professionally trained Russian architects. After 8-years study in Italy he worked in St. Petersburg under Domenico Trezzini and Niccolo Michetti. He was a relative of Artemy Volynsky, one of Empress Anne's closest advisors, and built the notorious ice palace on her request. Among his major commissions were the palaces for Chancellor Osterman, Prince Tcherkassky, and Volynsky. After Volynsky's fall from grace he was tried and executed with him. Empress Elizabeth had a monument erected to Yeropkin's memory near his tomb in St. Sampson's Cathedral. The current memorial by Alexander Opekushin was raised in the late 19th century at the behest of historian Mikhail Semevsky. No buildings by Yeropkin survive, but he is still remembered as the first ethnically Russian town-planner and the first translator of Palladio's books into Russian. (en)
- Pëtr Michailovič Eropkin (in russo: Пётр Михайлович Еропкин?; Impero russo, 1698 – San Pietroburgo, 27 giugno 1740) è stato un architetto russo. Dal 1730 al 1737 fu impiegato nel riassetto della zona centrale di San Pietroburgo; nel 1740 pubblicò il primo codice di architettura russo della Storia. (it)
- Piotr Michajłowicz Jeropkin (ros. Пётр Михайлович Еропкин; ur. ok. 1698, zm. 1740) – rosyjski architekt. Autor projektu rozbudowy i urządzenia centralnej części Petersburga, rozmieszczonej na lewym brzegu Newy. Jego projekty odegrały znaczącą rolę w rozwoju układu urbanistycznego miasta. (pl)
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