The main prize of the VII International Competition "Golden Trezzini" 2024 for the restoration of the tower complex "Harpe" in Ingushetia was awarded in Moscow to the founder of the Charity Fund "SAFMAR" Mr. M. Gutseriev, as reported by the personal channel "Gutseriev Media".

"ASM Group" together with the Restoration Workshop of the Pskov Diocese agreed with the user sketch project of restoration and adaptation of the object of cultural heritage of federal importance "Maly Monastery", located in the village of Maly, Pskov region.

In the "St. Petersburg House of Nationalities" on Mokhovaya Street, 15 continues the exhibition of works by Tamirlan Soltagireev. A set of postcards with restored towers of the Chechen Republic, prepared together with the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites of St. Petersburg, are a perfect addition to the main works of the exposition. It is gratifying to see at one of the works the Bechiga residential tower of the village of Tuskharoy, restored several years ago by the project of ASM Group by order of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.

Already today, the specialists of "ASM Group" together with the company "Onyx" fly to Perm to survey the unique iconostasis of the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral. The iconostasis height of 22 meters in five tiers is made of cedar, pine and linden. The time of creation of the iconostasis of the XVI century.

ASM Group will soon begin research and restoration projects of two towers of one of the most famous architectural complexes of mountain Ingushetia - Egikal.

The New Year's party in the Priory Park of Gatchina will take place tomorrow and next year the park will be restored under the project of ACM Group.

“ACM Group completed research and design work on the Nazran Fortress, a cultural heritage site of federal significance in the city of Nazran in Ingushetia. The documentation has been approved by the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites. The project provides for the restoration of two surviving and recreation of one lost stone tower, as well as comprehensive restoration of the fortress wall with the restoration of its destroyed sections. Structures and volumes of Nazran fortress, built in the first half of the XIX century, seriously damaged during the construction of a modern hospital, as well as due to the root system of numerous trees and shrubs surrounding the fortress outside and inside. Urgent work is required to clear the territory and strengthen the fortress walls.

The project partner is the SAFMAR Charity Foundation.

The works under the project of ACM Group are being finalized at the cultural heritage site of federal significance “The Tower of Upper Grids” on the territory of the Pskov-Pechersk Monastery.

In the course of restoration the appearance of the tower was recreated for the period of the XVII century. In the course of works with wooden structures, the wooden elements of the frame of the tent and sentry hut, wooden ceilings and staircases inside the tower were repaired and prosthetically repaired. The wall paintings of the Peter the Great period on the inner planes of the stone walls were also preserved and reinforced. The unique wrought iron weathervane of the tower was restored.

From December 24 to January 8, the Myasnikov Mansion at 45 Vosstaniya Street in St. Petersburg is hosting a New Year's Fair. The luxurious mansion has been restored according to the ACM project, which was recognized as the best project of the year in St. Petersburg.

Pechory and the Pskov-Pechory Monastery are preparing to celebrate the New Year.

Many projects and projects of ACM Group are smoothly transitioning to the next year.

2024 Summary Report.

The great team at ACM Group in 2024:

- developed and coordinated 121 projects,

- carried out author's supervision on 56 objects realized this year,

- identified 482 unrecorded objects of cultural heritage,

- participated in 8 competitions, where she won 11 gold and silver diplomas,

- won the International Competition “Golden Trezzini”,

- participated and discussed topical issues at the IX Architectural Biennale in St. Petersburg,

- defended and defended her projects in the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and various Committees for the protection of cultural heritage objects,

- found 2 treasures and deposited them in the museum,

- made 35 expeditions to the mountains,

And much, much more...

Already in January, the St. Petersburg College of Architecture and Civil Engineering on Riga Avenue will host a lecture by the director of ACM Group on restoration topics.

“ACM Group” starts preparing its projects for the new XXIII ‘Architectural Yearbook’ 2025.

This year the company's works on the following projects will undoubtedly be presented:

- UNESCO cultural heritage site “Church of Archangel Michael with bell tower” in the center of Pskov,

- the cultural heritage site of federal significance “Malsky Monastery” in the village of Maly,

- Nazran Fortress” cultural heritage site of federal significance in Nazran,

- diploma winner of the international competition “Golden Trezzini” 2024 - a cottage village in the village of Syargi, Leningrad region,

and of course

- Winner of the international competition “Golden Trezzini” 2024 - tower complex “Kharpe” in the mountainous Ingushetia.

On the first working day after the New Year holidays, ACM Group signed a new contract in Moscow for research and development of restoration projects for historic stone towers in Ingushetia.

The WAWELBERG Hotel, restored under the project of ACM Group, will host a lecture by Lev Lurie, the House of Culture, dedicated to the main symbol of luxury and splendor of the Russian Imperial Court.

On January 31, International Jeweler's Day, the lecture will fascinatingly tell about how jewelry fashion changed, what jewels were kept in the cabinets of empresses, and what jewelers were suppliers of the imperial court. The famous Easter series by Fabergé masters and the treasures of the Diamond Room of the Winter Palace will also be discussed.

As early as next Monday, ACM Group specialists will visit Solikamsk, a town in the Urals, where they will inspect local architectural monuments and prioritize restoration works.

Founded in 1430 along the Usolka River, the town was famous for its salt fields organized by Vologda merchants.

The International Restoration Center in Rozhdestveno continues to display an exhibition about people preserving cultural heritage.

Taking on the responsibility of preserving a historical object is a difficult decision. The exhibition tells why people become curators, how they preserve cultural heritage, what difficulties they face, where they get strength, how they unite and pass cultural heritage from generation to generation.

In addition to interviews with curators and volunteers, the exhibition presents museum objects, fragments of documents and wallpaper from the 1840-60 s found during the restoration of the Ursin House in Vyborg, a model of the Rozhdestveno Estate Museum, and a rafter system element of Pushkin's Nanny's House.

The exhibition was created in partnership between the International Restoration Center and Rozhdestvensky branch of the Museum Agency, with the participation of the Open Finnish Living Room, Stackenschneider's Mill, Dutch Kitchen, ANO “Link of Times”, Suur-Merijoki Estate, the project “Common Cause. Revival of wooden temples of the North” project.

Already today, the architects of ACM Group will continue research work on stone towers located in the mountains of the Republic of Ingushetia.

Solikamsk Epiphany Church with a bell tower and two aisles was founded in 1687 and consecrated in 1695.

The church preserved the carved baroque iconostasis with the richest collection of icons of the XVII century, which is currently in a state of disrepair.

In the interiors of the Epiphany Church in Solikamsk several fragments of wooden sculptures made by carvers in the XVIII-XIX centuries are exhibited. Unique artifacts of the Perm region undoubtedly decorate the walls of the church, complementing the story about the culture and history of the ancient Ural town.

During dismantling works in the interiors of the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral, built in the XIX century in the center of Perm on the bank of the Kama River, a unique author's pictorial finish was found on some partitions.