As early as today, ACM Group specialists will visit the ancient mountain village of Tsimiti in the Alagirsky district of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania.

According to legends Tsimiti was founded in the early XIV century, and its founder is considered to be Tsymyti - the commander of the last Alanian king Os-Bagatar. Tsimiti was the center of Tsimiti society with its own class system, legislative assembly and judicial system, composed of representatives of the upper class - uazdans.

More and more often this year specialists of ACM Group, working in the mountains and gorges of mountainous Ingushetia, encounter wild animals and especially brown bears, which this year are especially numerous, and in the most unexpected places.

14 cast-iron lion sculptures were transported from the Kuzminki estate to the workshops. Restoration work has already been carried out to remove paint layers and traces of corrosion, eliminate cracks and defects, restore lost and deformed fragments.

The restorers have moved on to priming and subsequent painting. Already this year the symbols of grandeur and protection of the estate should return to their places. The lions were created almost 200 years ago according to drawings by architect Domenico Gilyardi in the workshop of Santino Campioni. The manes of the predators are covered with Egyptian shawls - as on the sculptures found during excavations in Egypt.

A historical photo from 1941 showing students of the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University on the main staircase of the building on Mokhovaya Street. Today, complex scientific research is taking place here, and ACM Group is starting a comprehensive restoration project of the building.

Restoration work continues at the Furtoug Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia, including the tower where Dmitry Mendeleev stayed. And today an inspection of the author's supervision took place.

Today, specialists of ACM Group conducted an author's supervision of the restoration of the Eban Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia. Recently, a historical stone staircase was discovered in one of the residential towers of the complex during the removal of stone rubble and excavation.

Yesterday, ACM Group specialists took samples of construction materials at several tower complexes in the mountains of Ingushetia. Samples of stone, mortars, cladding and wood will be sent to scientific laboratories in St. Petersburg to study the rocks and compositions.

In Petrozavodsk, the capital of Karelia, restoration of the Mining Chief's House continues. The work includes restoration of floors, stairs and brickwork, rafters and wooden facades, as well as replacement of windows, doors and porch.

The building was built in the late 18th century for Charles Gascoyne, the director of the Alexander Plant and manager of the Olonets Mining District, who lived in Petrozavodsk from 1786 to 1806.

New photos of the Myasnikov Mansion at 45 Vosstaniya Street in St. Petersburg, restored under the ACM project.

The restoration of facades of the cultural heritage object "General Vishnevetsky's House" - one of the most recognizable architectural monuments of the city - has begun in Krasnodar.

The mansion of Major General Nikita Vishnevetsky was built in 1896 according to the project of Krasnodar architect Ivan Malgerba in the eclectic style with elements of classicism.

At present, ACM Group has begun comprehensive field research and a restoration project of the Khart Tower Complex in the mountains of Ingushetia. Drone flights have already been made, each of the objects of the complex has been scanned, samples of construction and finishing materials of the towers, crypts and sanctuary have been taken and sent to scientific laboratories in St. Petersburg.

And on the photo handed over by the State Historical Museum to historians of “ACM Group” unique photos of the sanctuary of the Tower Complex Khart, made exactly 100 years ago by the expedition of E. Shilling.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Stavropol Territory checked compliance with legislation on cultural heritage sites. Supervisory activities covered more than 4,000 historical and cultural monuments.

The inspection revealed that the boundaries of 60% of unique buildings and territories have not been defined, and information about them is not available in the Unified State Register of Natural Resources. Protection zone projects have been prepared for only 12% of cultural heritage objects. The subject of protection is defined only for 37% of valuable architectural and archaeological ensembles. There were also recorded improper maintenance of 17 objects of cultural heritage. For inadequate control over the maintenance of cultural heritage objects, the guilty officials of the specialized department on the recommendation of the prosecutor's office were brought to responsibility.

Recently, ACM Group specialists inspected the Tsimiti Tower Complex in the mountains of North Ossetia. The condition of many towers and crypts is in a state of emergency.

One of the fresh variants of a new business center on one of the central avenues of St. Petersburg, prepared by “ACM Group” for the company “Senator”.

At the 47th annual session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Paris, a decision was made to inscribe the rock paintings of the Shulgan-Tash cave in Bashkortostan on the World Heritage List.

The site has been in the candidates since 2018. This is the 34th Russian site included in the UNESCO list out of nearly 1,700 sites from around the world.

The Central State Archive of Art and Literature in St. Petersburg handed over to the historians of “ACM Group” unique materials on the temple of Tkhaba Erdy in the mountainous Ingushetia, consisting of measurement fixation drawings and photo-fixation of 1938 expedition of architect R.L.Rotach.

in the nomination “Best Housekeeping” at the 5th anniversary Horeca Up Awards 2025.

“ ACM Group”, as the authors of the hotel project, congratulate the WAWELBERG team!!!

The Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg recognized the Borozdkin House at 9 Nesterov Lane as an object of cultural heritage of regional significance.

The history of development of the site began in the second half of the XIX century, when it belonged to the merchant Yakov Golovin, and later passed into the possession of the headman of the St. Spiridonius Cathedral of St. Spiridonius Ivan Borozdkin. After the construction was completed in 1912 according to the project of architect Leon Bogusky, the house was purchased by shipbuilding engineer Gustav Schlesinger.

The Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg recognized the House of the Office of the Empress Maria Fyodorovna's Institutions at 5 and 7 Kazanskaya Street as an object of cultural heritage.

The House of the Department of Institutions was built in 1875-1876 according to the project of architect Gerald Bosse. Until today the building has been preserved in its original design.

The Head of North Ossetia, Sergey Menyailo, held a working meeting to discuss the protection and preservation of cultural heritage sites, primarily the Dargav necropolis, referred to as the “City of the Dead”. Earlier, the Ministry of Culture represented by the National Museum together with the Ministry of Construction and Architecture was instructed to work out the issue of selecting a place to build a viewing platform, which should provide an opportunity for safe remote viewing of the necropolis without direct access to its territory. In addition, the task was set to work out the arrangement of a special fence of the museum complex and to provide access to the necropolis only to the museum staff and specialists for its maintenance. Sergei Menyailo instructed to take temporary measures as soon as possible - to mark the perimeter of the necropolis with a tape fence and install warning signs with a ban on passage beyond the fence. This will help minimize the negative impact of the tourist flow until the construction of the site is completed.

The Dargavskiy crypt burial ground is a complex of above-ground and semi-underground crypt structures dating from the XIV-XVIII centuries near the village of Dargavs in North Ossetia.

On September 07, 1947, the foundations of eight high-rise buildings were laid simultaneously in Moscow - a gift for the 800th anniversary of the capital. Ten years later, seven of them, including the Moscow State University building on the Vorobyovy Gory, decorated the Moscow skyline, becoming a symbol of the post-war revival of the USSR.

The architecture of Stalin's high-rise buildings echoed that of the Manhattan Municipal Building, the Woolworth Building, and the Empire State Building in New York. But while Manhattan stood on solid rock, Moscow is located on hills and swamps. The best specialists of the time were brought to the construction, and engineer Nikolai Nikitin was involved in the construction of MSU, who developed the design of the foundation and framework of the building. The box foundation of MSU is a sealed reinforced concrete box of small height, but with dense walls. Nikitin calculated that it is possible to build on unreliable soils, if you “humble” their swelling, for this purpose the foundation should “float” in the ground on the hollow inside concrete boxes in the 18-meter deep excavation. The electrically welded boxes equalized the building's settlement and neutralized the reactivity of the soils. Another of Nikitin's solutions - steel columns of cross section with free suspension of slabs, which allowed to build a high-rise without temperature and sedimentation joints.

In the new MSU building, some of the first air conditioners in the country started working as experimental units. The star on the spire of the high-rise weighs 12 tons, 68 elevators work in the building.

Today specialists of “ ACM Group” are back in Moscow and will continue their work on the building of Moscow State University.