Glavmosstroy is the top national brand in Russia – a position which it has achieved through its long-term and many-faceted activities in construction and planning, within Moscow and all over Russia.

In the 1950s the town planning companies underwent reorganisation. A decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union dated 26 April 1954 created the Principal Office of Residential and Civic Construction in Moscow (Glavnoe upravlenie po zhilischnomu i grazhdanskomu stroitel’stvu v Moskve) – Glavmosstroy, an office with ministry-equivalent status. Glavmosstroy united a great number of different companies – the 4 largest construction plants, 15 general construction contractors, 9 specialised enterprises concerned with safety, technical servicing, electrical and finishing services, 5 foundation-laying and underground construction companies, 3 mechanisation enterprises, an environmental construction company, and many smaller firms.

Glavmosstroy united 53 general construction and specialised business organisations, 255 construction and specialised offices, over 600 manufacturing enterprises and organisations. The employees of the resulting organisation numbered 114,000 blue-collar workers, 15,000 engineering and technical staff and 4,000 administrative personnel. These people laid the foundations of the enterprise that is called Glavmosstroy today. Only 10 years after its foundation, Glavmosstroy was, for its unique achievements in town planning and construction, awarded the highest honour in the country – the Lenin medal. In almost 50 years that it has existed, Glavmosstroy has constructed over 140 million m2 – around two thirds of the residential space available in the capital today.

It was Glavmosstroy that constructed all of Moscow’s residential areas, its unique public buildings, hospitals and clinics, cultural and sports spaces: the Kremlin Palace of Congresses, Hotel “Rossiya”, “Izmailovo” hotel complex, the circus on Vernadskiy Avenue, the N. Sats Chidren’s Theatre, the Centres for Oncology and Cardiology, the Moscow Art Academic Theatre, the former home of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance and parts of the Monastery of St. Daniel, as well as restoring the Tretyakov Gallery and conducting many other projects. Another milestone in the history of Glavmosstroy construction was the planning and building undertaken in residential areas of Moscow on the “contract” method. In the last 10 years we have constructed residential complexes, fully provided with infrastructure and services, in Kryukovo, Mitino, Zhulebino, Mar’inskiy Park, South and North Butovo.

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