As part of survey work on tower complexes in the Republic of Ingushetia, ACM Group records ALL objects of cultural heritage included in the Unified Register of Cultural Heritage Sites, as well as ALL objects that have signs of cultural heritage sites. The company's specialists fix ALL, even ruined buildings and structures, as well as freestanding parts of walls. Fixation implies full fixation of the object from drones, laser scanning inside and outside of each object, photo fixation from different angles and description of the main parameters and characteristics of the buildings.

Any unauthorized destruction of Ingushetia's unique historical and cultural monuments will be easy to identify using the results of the fixation work.

In the Chuvash village of Krasnye Chetai, on Sovetskaya Street, 59, restoration of the cultural heritage site “Two-story wooden school building” has begun. In addition to repairing the rafters and replacing the roof, special attention will be paid to the restoration of platbands, ceiling rosettes and round stoves.

ACM Group specialists manually cleared the unique objects of cultural heritage of the Giagi G1alash tower complex in mountainous Ingushetia from overgrown shrubs and small trees that continue to destroy the masonry of the surviving walls and watchtower.

The Russian Museum showed the condition of the facades and roofs and began looking for a contractor to conduct comprehensive scientific research and develop project documentation for the restoration of the roof and main facade of the world-famous museum.

The main building of the Russian Museum was built in 1825 according to the project of architect Carl Rossi for Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich Romanov. At the end of the XIX century it was partially rebuilt according to the project of architect V. Svinyin.

Zlatoust Holy Trinity Church on Bolshaya Zakamennaya Street is being prepared for restoration. The Church of the Life-Giving Trinity was built between 1909 and 1916 in eclectic style. During the Soviet era, the church was used as a club, and later as barracks for Central Asian labor fighters.

Bookshop “Academy” launches a publishing program, the first book of which will be a local history work "From the life of St. Petersburg at the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. Notes of eyewitnesses". In this series will be published texts that tell how St. Petersburg and its inhabitants used to be. The books of the series are guides to everyday life, with which you can walk the streets of St. Petersburg and look at the city of today with different eyes.

"ACM Group will be involved in the restoration project of the Faculty of Journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University, the leading center of journalism education in Russia. Founded in 1952, the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University is today a leader of scientific research in the field of media and educational and methodological activities. It occupies the former Auditorium Building on Mokhovaya Street in Moscow, rebuilt in the 1830s to the design of architect E. Tyurin from the Pashkov estate.

UNESCO experts will come to St. Petersburg to deal with the projects of new skyscrapers in Lakhta. According to Western experts, the two new towers may harm the historical image of the Northern Capital and its skyline.

From June 11-14, the Tom Sawyer Fest team will host a restoration campus in Omsk, where participants will learn the theory and practice of historical three-dimensional wooden carving. During these days the participants of the campus will learn the peculiarities of the wooden architecture of Omsk, methods of making volumetric carvings, as well as the history of lost and preserved buildings.

The motto is “The plastic world cannot win until we forget the skills of working with wood”.

Today Russian and Belarusian archaeologists and historians gathered in Pskov for the 70th scientific conference “Archaeology and History of Pskov and Pskov Land”.

The gold of Tver and Pskov Krom, research of the Petrovsky Posad and many other aspects of archaeology will be discussed at the conference.

A group of St. Petersburg residents, mainly consisting of veterans of the Great Patriotic War and residents of the Siege of Leningrad, criticized the new project of restoration and adaptation of the Stables Department building.

The authors are to present the concept of the historical building's development tomorrow at a meeting of the Cultural Heritage Council. The concept suggests using the eastern wing of the historic building for family audiences, while the western wing will house a food court for single visitors, couples and large companies.

The complex of buildings of the Stables Department was built in 1720-1723 according to the project of architect N. Gerbel under the decree of Emperor Peter the Great. In 1817-1823 it was reconstructed according to the project of architect V. Stasov. It was here, in the Church of the Savior before the funeral of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, and on February 22, 1857 in the church was held a memorial service in memory of Mikhail Glinka.

Today, one of the oldest monuments in Russia - the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary of the Antony Monastery in Veliky Novgorod - will be opened after two years of restoration. According to legend, the monastery on the bank of the Volkhov River was founded in 1106 on the place where a stone with the monk Anthony, who had sailed from Rome, landed. In the XII century, the first Russian mathematician Kirik, the creator of the “Doctrine of Numbers”, worked within the walls of the monastery.

Architects from ACM Group, initiated by the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation, are embarking on a project to restore one of the most famous tower complexes in mountainous Ingushetia, Khamkhi. The project will include restoration of combat and semi-combat towers, residential towers and crypts.

The restoration of the cultural heritage object “House of Soviets”, built in 1973 and included in the register of cultural heritage objects in 2000, begins in Perm.

If THESE objects are included in the register of historical and cultural monuments, then probably ANY buildings older than 40 years can be included there.

On April 24, in the Oak Hall of the Rumyantsev Mansion there will be a lecture “Petrograd in 1917-1924 ”, where many projects of the post-Rovoluchny plan of the city's development will be told. Some of the unrealized architectural projects of that time have become legendary.

For example, the German newspaper “Frankfurter Allgemeine” wrote with great sympathy about one of the architectural designs of the Bolsheviks - “Tatlin's Tower” as a monument dedicated to the III International. It was to be built in Petrograd, and a seven-meter model stood in the House of Soviets in Moscow. Mayakovsky called the future gigantic structure of glass and steel 400 meters high, similar to the Tower of Babel, “The first monument without a beard”, and the Commissar of Public Education Lunacharsky called it “a monster”. The model has not survived, but there are models in the Tretyakov Gallery and the Pompidou Center in Paris.

Yesterday, Federico Arnaldi, host of the popular TV program “Let's Go, Let's Eat”, visited the Nizhny Puy tower complex in the mountainous region of Ingushetia, which is under restoration by ACM Group. The team of restorers and stonemasons from Naslediye warmly welcomed the famous guest and taught him how to work with natural stone.

The multi-year restoration of the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory is nearing completion. The Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory on Theater Square in St. Petersburg is nearing completion.

Permission to put the facility into operation is expected to be obtained in the second quarter of this year, after which the Conservatory will host its first concert after restoration.

St. Petersburg Conservatory is the first conservatory in Russia, founded by the Highest Decree of October 17, 1861 as a school on the basis of the Music Classes of the Russian Musical Society, on the initiative of pianist and conductor Anton Rubinstein. The Conservatory was officially opened on September 8, 1862.

On July 10-11, Pskov will host the V Interregional Forum "World Heritage Sites: Achievements and Experience of the Regions".

The Forum will be held under the auspices of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

The ACM Group team, supported by the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation, is starting a study and restoration project of the Tarsh Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia. The restoration of combat and dwelling towers, as well as crypts, is planned.

April 28 marks the 9th anniversary of the White Iris Charitable Foundation, which helps to restore churches in various regions of Russia. On this day the St. Philaret Institute in Moscow will host a lecture “The Fate of Rural Temples Through the Ages”.

“ACM Group was invited to participate in the restoration of the cultural heritage object ”Church of St. Martyr Tatiana", which is a house Orthodox church at the Lomonosov Moscow State University. Lomonosov Moscow State University. The temple, built in 1833-1837 , designed by Arch. E. Tyurin has a main throne, consecrated in honor of the Holy Martyr Tatiana of Rome, the lower church in honor of St. Philaret of Moscow and an attached throne in honor of the Cathedral of the Three Saints.