Rostokino (Little Ring of the Moscow Railway)
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The station buildings were constructed in 1905—1906 by architect Alexander Pomerantsev.[2] They have a protected status.[3] Pomerantsev was responsible for most of the station buildings of the Little Ring of the Moscow Railway, and he essentialy developed three different projects. In particular, the design of the Rostokino station buildings was earlier used for Ugreshskaya and is also similar to Lefortovo stations.[4]
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