Pushkin Building

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Pushkin Building
In-Game Information
Location:	St. Petersburg, Russia
Owner:	Russian government
Real-Life Information
Appearances:	Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

Pushkin Building is a location in St. Petersburg, Russia. It is the setting of the missions St. Petersburg Stakeout and St. Petersburg Revisited.

Structure

It is a symmetrical two-floor building consisting of left and right wing. There are two entrances, a two-door entrance in the front guarded by FSB bodyguards and an unguarded back door.

The left wing of the first floor is the place where guards are stationed, and also the place The Generals will run to when they are alerted. In the second floor of the left wing is a meeting room, used once by The Generals and Sergei Zavorotko in St. Petersburg Stakeout. The right wing is unused in both missions it is featured in.

Gallery

The staircase leading to the second floor

The meeting room of the left wing

Trivia

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  Agent 47 approaching the Pushkin Building with an SVD Dragunov.

  A window in the meeting room of the left wing is open in both missions it is featured in.
• The building served as the former FSB Headquarters.
• One of few mission locations to be used in more than one mission.