Mendeleev Art Space

1st floor

1.02

219

m2, area

Our space for creativity is named after Dmitri Mendeleev (1834-1907), whose most prominent discoveries include the Periodic Law in chemistry. After two years of careful deliberation, Mendeleev perfected its definition as such: “The physical and chemical properties of the elements recur in a systematic and predictable way depending on their atomic number.”

I am quite amazed at where my scientific pursuits have ventured. And the results, I think, have been quite decent.

Dmitri Mendeleev

AN ALL-ROUND ERUDITE

Mendeleev paved the way for a new era not only in chemistry but in all natural sciences. His law is one of the fundamental laws of nature. His scientific interests were most varied, including chemistry, physics, metrology, meteorology, and many other domains. He investigated properties of gases, shipbuilding techniques, and did a lot for the country's industry and agriculture. Few would know, but Mendeleev, among other things, invented a high-strength adhesive, which allowed him to start manufacturing luggage and picture frames. Moscow and Saint Petersburg knew him as a most skilled professional.

About the space:

The art space makes possible the most ingenious ideas, enabling them from idea to implementation. The light and cosy space seats up to 100 people. The space can accommodate exhibitions, press conferences, presentations, master classes, and many other event formats.