Реконструкция филармонии в Петрозаводске остается под вопросом - необходимо значительно увеличивать сметы. Проект реконструкции филармонии - от "АСМ Групп".
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The company was founded in 2003 in St. Petersburg. Originally it was a "Personal Creative Architectural Workshop", created by architects-restorers who worked in the State Hermitage.
Now "ACM Group" is a company of professional restorers, operating in many cities and regions of Russia - St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, Moscow, Astrakhan, Kaliningrad, Norilsk, in the Republics of Crimea and Karelia, the Chechen Republic, the Republic of Ingushetia and the Republic of Sakha, as well as carrying out international restoration projects in Europe and the Republic of Uzbekistan.
According to the company's projects, more than 160 monument buildings have been restored.
On March 13, an exclusive meeting of designers and architects in St. Petersburg will take place - “The Art of Transparency - History, Present and Future of Glass in Architecture and Design”. A look into the past, unique projects, new technologies and ideas from industry leaders.
The organizing committee of Golden Trezzini, Glasscon company and Bulthaup design gallery are invited to Konyushennaya, 2.
ACM Group historians began work at the “National Historical Archive of Georgia” to identify historical data on the culture and tower complexes of Ingushetia.
The grandiose model, which has been created for several years with the participation of architects “ACM”, won the vote of the national tourist award “Russian Traveler Awards” of the Russin Traveler edition.
On March 25, the “Center for Tourism and Creative Industries” on Georgievskaya Street in Pskov will host the opening of an unexpected but worthy exhibition “Women in Restoration” dedicated to the fair sex who have dedicated their lives to the preservation of cultural heritage. Archival materials will be presented both from various institutions and private collections.
Today architects of ACM Group will continue research work on a unique iconostasis at the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral, a cultural heritage site of federal significance.
Briefly - in 1560 the Stroganovs founded a monastery in the town of Pyskor. In 1781 the first governor of Perm decided to transfer the monastery to Perm. The dismantled monastery was floated down the Kama River and from 1798 to 1820 it was reconstructed in the picturesque place of Perm near the Kama.
Tomorrow, March 21, Wawelberg Hall will host a lecture “City of Women: Love, Business, Struggle and Love Again” by Lev Lurie. From revolutionaries to empresses, from tycoons to institutes, from ballerinas to scientists - it will be told in the interiors of one of the best hotels in St. Petersburg - WAWELBERG, realized under the project of ACM Group.
On Monday, the final editorial board of the Architectural Yearbook published by the Association of Architectural Workshops of St. Petersburg took place.
The layout of the publication was finalized, and the final list of participants and projects to be included in the XXIII issue was confirmed.
This year's edition will include more than 850 illustrations and cover a wide range of topics.
Among the emphases of the issue:
- "Reconstruction and Restoration" - in response to the growing interest in the subject.
- "Landscape Architecture and Small Forms."
- Publication of one of the city's major competitions.
The yearbook is scheduled for release in June.
St. Petersburg architects and creators of the project “Klima Romantisma” published a book “Circles of Caprom” about architecture of the 1990s and 2000s.
“This is a book about architecture that did not wish to adjust to society and chose to be happy” - said the authors.
The Historical Museum has opened a splendid exhibition dedicated to the works of 19th century Skopino craftsmen.
More than 80 works are presented in the Chairman's Cabinet in the Main Building of the Historical Museum. Unique figural vessels, candlesticks, sculptures and tiles inspired by folk folklore are collected in three main sections of the exhibition.
The ceramicists of Skopin drew their inspiration from folk tales and transferred their favorite images into plastic forms of ceramics, where mythical characters neighbor with animals and people.
The center of artistic ceramics emerged in Skopin, Ryazan province, in the 1860s and existed until 1917.
On April 03 at the Foundation “In Memory of the Names of the Victims of the Blockade” on Konnaya Street, 24, in St. Petersburg, will be held a lecture by architectural historian Victor Korentsvit “Unknown architect of early St. Petersburg Francesco Fontana”.
The fate of this Italian in Russia is surprising. When and from where he came to St. Petersburg is exactly unknown, disappeared also mysteriously. Dates of life, where he was born and where he died - also not known. There are no portraits. Was there a family? He knew Russian. Built palaces for Peter, Catherine, Menshikov, Kikin and other first persons of the state. But his buildings - in doubt, attributed to others or listed under the category of “architect is not established”. Even with the name there were misunderstandings. Traces in Europe were lost. He was not honored to be among those chosen for the memorial plaque “Architecture of St. Petersburg”, but left an invaluable architectural legacy in the capitals of Russia.
About this amazing and mysterious fate and will tell the famous architectural historian Victor Korentsvit, once participated in the projects where the architects worked “ACM Group”.
Already today, the European University of St. Petersburg is opening an exhibition of works by architect Sergey Mishin. Connoisseurs of graphics, colleagues in the professional sphere and just lovers of architecture and art will see sheets from the series “Towers” and ‘Palimpsests’, pages from search notebooks, materials for navigation projects for Yelagin Island, the “architect's office” and his projects. All of this is summarized in the “Project Project”, showing the movement of thought and hand from the first sketch to the building.
Sergey is a longtime friend of ACM Group since “Hermitage times” and a couple of his works decorate the company's office. “ACM” cordially congratulates his colleague on the opening of the exhibition, timed also to the 70th anniversary of the architect.
ACM Group specialists conducted a preliminary study of the Tarsh Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia. The combat and dwelling towers, as well as the crypts, require complex restoration as soon as possible. It is possible that Tarsh will be one of the company's next projects.
Historical photos of Nevsky Prospekt depicting the Vavelberg House before the October Revolution.
Restoration and adaptation of the building for the WAWELBERG Hotel by ACM Group.
“Nazran fortress is being prepared for restoration”.
Under the project of “ASM Group” and thanks to the initiative and support of the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation, a unique fortress is being prepared for restoration.
On April 12 the Society of Cultural Projects with the support of the organizing committee of the International Prize “Golden Trezzini” will hold a lecture by Ekaterina Stanyukovich-Denisova - "Architects - natives of the Swiss canton of Ticino. Three centuries of creativity in St. Petersburg".
From the foothills of the Alps, north of Milan, since the Middle Ages there have been many master stone craftsmen, sculptors and builders working throughout Europe. In his 1909 article, Alexandre Benois called these neighborhoods of Lugano “a hotbed of art”. With the founding of St. Petersburg, Tichinsky masters began to work in Northern Venice. Starting with the famous Domenico Trezzini, their creations became an integral part of the architectural appearance of the city.
The lecture will be devoted not only to the system of Ticino connections in the first half of the XVIII century, but will also touch upon the work of architects of subsequent eras, focusing on the peculiarities of the architecture of Luigi Rusca, Luigi Fontana and Mario Botta.
The lecture will be held at 14 Zakharievskaya Street as part of the series of meetings “Gallery of National Cultures: Switzerland”.
The exhibition “In the Mirror of the Black Lake: The Priory Park through the Eyes of Artists and Contemporaries” opened in the Priory Park in Gatchina.
How did artists of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries see the Priory Park? What was it like in the letters and memoirs of the townspeople and guests of Gatchina? What impressions, thoughts and feelings have remained forever imprinted in the memory of the park? Reproductions of artistic images of the Priory Park framed by testimonies and memories of contemporaries from the time of the ensemble's inception under Paul I to the present day will tell you about it.
Walking along the shore of the Filkin Lake, you can admire the reproductions of the park's artworks, which will transport you to the atmosphere of the past epochs. These are paintings from the Tretyakov Gallery, the State Hermitage, the All-Russian Pushkin Museum, the State Research Museum of Shchusev, the State Museum of Fine Arts “Gatchina” and other museums.
Testimonies and memories of contemporaries will show you the history of human interaction with the landscape of the “Priory valley”, guide you through the gallery of human emotions, thoughts and feelings, which at different times were associated with the Priory Park.
The project for the restoration of the Priory Park for the reign of Emperor Nicholas II was prepared and agreed by ACM Group.
The Museum of City Sculpture believes that the lions were damaged by those who tried to climb on their backs. The sculptures are made of copper sheets only 3 millimeters thick, have no frame and are not designed for such a load.
The Palace Wharf was built in the 1820s according to the project of architect Carlo Rossi. In 1832 the figures of lions were installed - exact copies of the “Medici lions” from the Piazza Signoria in Florence. The sculptures were cast at the Alexander Iron Foundry.
It is strange, of course, to carry out restoration every two years...