Dmitry Ostroumov
Dmitry Ostroumov
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Ostroumov Dmitrii Andreevich, born on 11.01.1985 in Minsk.
Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of BNTU, Department of “Dizain arkhitekturnoi sredy”. Has been designing churches since 2009 and has experience working in architectural offices on private and public projects.
Founded the practice “Prokhram” in 2018 and officially registered OOO “Prokhram” in 2022.
Received a Master’s degree in Theology in 2021 and completed postgraduate studies at the Dukhovnaia akademiia in 2025.
In parallel with architecture, works in the field of theology and is the author of several exhibition projects.
Completed the course “Eparkhialnyi drevlekhranitel. Sokhranenie pamiatnikov tserkovnoi arkhitektury i iskusstva” under the Patriarchal Council for Culture in 2017.
Currently serves as the head of the practice “Prokhram”, which specializes in Orthodox church architecture, church furnishings, ecclesiastical art, museum projects, and publishing activities. Has completed more than 20 church and church-complex projects, several of which have been built, with others under construction or in the design-documentation stage. Serves as Editor-in-Chief of the almanac dedicated to sacred architecture and art “Slovo i kamen”, curator of the “khramozdatelstvo” professional program at the festival “Zodchestvo”, and author of special projects.
Has received numerous awards for Orthodox church projects at international, federal, and regional festivals.
Professor of the International Academy of Architecture (IAA) since 2023, member of the Union of Architects of Russia, the Union of Architects of Belarus, and the Council for Church Architecture under the Union of Architects of Russia.
Lives in St Petersburg and Moscow.
Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of BNTU, Department of “Dizain arkhitekturnoi sredy”. Has been designing churches since 2009 and has experience working in architectural offices on private and public projects.
Founded the practice “Prokhram” in 2018 and officially registered OOO “Prokhram” in 2022.
Received a Master’s degree in Theology in 2021 and completed postgraduate studies at the Dukhovnaia akademiia in 2025.
In parallel with architecture, works in the field of theology and is the author of several exhibition projects.
Completed the course “Eparkhialnyi drevlekhranitel. Sokhranenie pamiatnikov tserkovnoi arkhitektury i iskusstva” under the Patriarchal Council for Culture in 2017.
Currently serves as the head of the practice “Prokhram”, which specializes in Orthodox church architecture, church furnishings, ecclesiastical art, museum projects, and publishing activities. Has completed more than 20 church and church-complex projects, several of which have been built, with others under construction or in the design-documentation stage. Serves as Editor-in-Chief of the almanac dedicated to sacred architecture and art “Slovo i kamen”, curator of the “khramozdatelstvo” professional program at the festival “Zodchestvo”, and author of special projects.
Has received numerous awards for Orthodox church projects at international, federal, and regional festivals.
Professor of the International Academy of Architecture (IAA) since 2023, member of the Union of Architects of Russia, the Union of Architects of Belarus, and the Council for Church Architecture under the Union of Architects of Russia.
Lives in St Petersburg and Moscow.
Archi.ru Texts:
24.12.2025
Julia Tarabarina. Dmitry Ostroumov: “To use the language of alchemy, we are involved in the process of “transmutation of the Universe””
What we ended up having was an extremely unusual conversation with Dmitry Ostroumov. Why? At the very least, because he is not just an architect specializing in the construction of Orthodox churches. And not just – which is an extreme rarity – a proponent of developing contemporary stylistics within this still highly conservative field. Dmitry Ostroumov is a Master of Theology. So in addition to the history and specifics of the company, we speak about the very concept of the temple, about canon and tradition, about the living and the eternal, and even about the Russian Logos.
04.09.2025