Construction Company Secured for Armenian Church Repair in Krasnodar
Kickin' it old-school: The Armenian Church Parish Council Building gets a facelift
Nestled at the intersection of Krasnaya and Soviet Streets in Krasnodar, stands a architectural gem of regional cultural heritage value - the Armenian Church Parish Council. The education powerhouse, School No. 8 named after Gennady Ignatov, is the current tenant of this historical building. With a price tag of 36.9 million rubles, this restoration project will breathe new life into the facades, fences, and wrought iron gates, complete with an automatic opening mechanism. Decorative elements are set to adorn shutters, doors, grilles, gates, and other deets during the revamp.
Who's taking up the restoration challenge? That info will be revealed by June 26. The project's completion date? Mark your calendars for December 17, 2025. Built in 1913, this two-story beauty showcases the modern style with a neoromanesque flair, thanks to the vision of architect Nikolai Kozlo-Polansky.
Sadly, details about the dude behind Kozlo-Polansky are scarce. More context on the building could help identify the mystery man with the architectural chops.
The renovation encompasses not just the facade but also home-and-garden elements, promising a refreshed lifestyle around the Armenian Church Parish Council. Once restored, this historical building could serve as a stunning example of home-and-garden design, reflecting the legacy of architect Nikolai Kozlo-Polansky.
