人文湖南 | 慢品社区老房子 · 王人美旧居淮海中路1842-1858号武康大楼
武康大楼 ▲
1930年,又在该楼东侧再建五层混合结构新武康大楼1幢,建筑面积1700平方米。底层为商店,二至五层为住宅。1945年抗战结束后多为国民政府官员居住。1953年改名为武康大楼,许多文艺界名人在此安家。1994年2月15日上海市人民政府公布其为市优秀历史建筑。
王人美简介
王人美,湖南长沙人,原名庶熙。1927年底赴上海就读于美美女校(后改为中华歌舞团、明月歌舞团)。1931年随明月歌舞团加入联华影业公司。曾主演《野玫瑰》《渔光曲》《风云儿女》等故事片,并出演话剧《回春之曲》《保卫芦沟桥》等。中华人民共和国成立后,长期在北京电影制片厂演员剧团工作,相继参演了《两家春》《青春之歌》等影片。1979年加入中国共产党。为第六届全国政协委员、中国影协名誉理事。
王人美 (1914—1987) ▲
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王人美演唱的老电影插曲《苏三不要哭》
磕磕碰碰三十年
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王人美和叶浅予的照片视频
王人美 (刘为民画) ▲
The former residence of
WANG Renmei
The former residence of YE Qianyu and WANG Renmei is located in Wukang Building at No. 1842-1858 on Middle Huaihai Road, formerly known as East Meite Apartments and also known as Normandy Apartments. Founded in 1924 by the International Savings Society and designed by Ladislaus Edward Hudec from R. A. Curry Company, the building is 30 meters in height and covers an area of 1,580 square meters with a construction area of 9,755 square meters. It is an apartment of French Renaissance style and is the earliest apartment building with outside corridor in Shanghai. With eight stories of reinforced concrete structure, it has a wedge-shaped layout and its body part long and narrow like a boat. Its front is of an arcade, which takes on the form of continuous arched corridors. The facade adopts the horizontal division of three sections with the first and second floors as the foundation, which have continuous semicircular arched corridors and wall surface of cement imitation stone. At the third floor long balconies are projected and from fourth to seventh floors small balconies are protruded. Wall surfaces from the first to the second floor are of cement and those from the third to seventh floors are of exposed red brickwork. At the top floor continuous projected balconies and parapets constitute the horizontal architrave of double eaves. In 1930, a new Wukang Building of a five-story mixed structure was constructed to its east side with a construction area of 1,700 square meters. The bottom floor is for stores and floors from the second to the fifth are for residence. After the end of the War in 1945, it was mostly occupied by national government officials. In 1953 it was renamed as Wukang Building and many literary celebrities once lived here. On February 15, 1994, it became a Heritage Architecture issued by the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government.
信息来源:《200031 — 一个历史街区的文化记忆》