CONSULAR OFFICE BUILDINGS IN HARBIN (PRISTAN AREA) IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTIRY
The article is devoted to the architecture of consular office buildings in the historical area of Pristan (quayside) of Harbin (China, northern Manchuria) in the first half of the 20th century. The buildings are analyzed for their composition and style with a short historical description. The study revealed five buildings which housed consulates. Analysis revealed their compositional and stylistic features. In particular, all buildings chosen for consular offices occupy a convenient place in the city structure. Now they are among the listed architectural heritage.