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Golovkin chose a very small area near the upper edges of the strongly descending terrain towards the Volga river and the nearby ravine for the construction of his dacha. The 2-storey stone building with a basement and an elevated tower is located on the highest point of the site. Developed by K.P. Golovkin himself, the asymmetric solution of its facades was originally designed to be perceived from a variety of angles. The composition of the facades is distinguished by impressive plasticity and exquisite decorative decoration. The three-dimensional structure and layout of the building took into account the most active visual perception of the adjacent garden, near and far picturesque surroundings on almost all sides of the world. The relevance of the article is due to the lack of consideration of the declared topic in the special literature.

Dacha of the Merchant K.P. Golovkin — Bright Sample of Samara Art Nouveaux