 The first sign of a new, mature style (a Russian version of Art Nouveau, "Russky Modern"), appears in his 1899 Arshinov House in Malaya Ordynka Street.Schechtel's turn to Art Nouveau is associated with the 1900 Levenson Printshop in Trekhprudny Lane, in Patriarshy Ponds, a well-to-do neighborhood near Moscow's center.Patriarshy Ponds is still home to many of Schechtel's works, including two of his own residences from 1896 and 1910.