The building of the Society for the Promotion of Religious and Moral Education at 20 Stremyannaya Street in St. Petersburg has been recognized as a regional monument.

The society, founded in 1881, opened churches, schools, charitable institutions, and printing houses in St. Petersburg, as well as book warehouses for the sale of religious and moral books at low prices, and opened five libraries.

One of the libraries was located in the building at 20 Stremyannaya Street. The building was designed in 1899 by Gustav von Goli. The design was later revised by architect Hermann Grimm, who created the facades in the North German Gothic brick style.

Based on materials from the Committee for State Control, Use, and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg.

ACM Group continues its work to identify unregistered historical buildings in the mountainous region of Ingushetia and add them to the Unified Electronic Database of Monuments in Ingushetia, which is being created by the company with the full support of the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation. Buildings that have the characteristics of cultural heritage sites must also be entered into the Register of Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia for their legal and actual protection.

The ACM Group team has completed its work on studying and identifying buildings and steles at the Kost Tower Complex. The existing register contains 46 cultural heritage sites, including towers, crypts, and steles. ACM Group specialists have identified 64 more historical monuments at the Kost complex that have the characteristics of cultural and archaeological heritage sites, including unique towers, crypts, and steles.

ACM Group has sent 64 applications to the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites in Ingushetia to include the identified sites in the Register of Newly Identified Cultural Heritage Sites in Ingushetia. We hope that within 90 working days, another 64 objects will legally become identified cultural heritage sites of the Russian Federation and take their rightful place among other unique monuments of the country. ACM Group is ready to provide all additional assistance necessary to legally protect the towers, crypts, and steles of the Kost Tower Complex.

During archaeological research inside one of the residential towers of the Tumgi Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia, Russian archaeologists made a unique discovery: fragments of an ancient settlement, presumably dating back to the Bronze Age, were found under the cultural layer. This event aroused enormous interest among both researchers and the general public.

Particular attention was drawn to the regularity of the stone layout and the presence of a complex system of fortifications, the likes of which have not yet been found in neighboring regions of the North Caucasus. Experts suggest that the structures found may have served as a place of residence and refuge for early representatives of the local population, who played a key role in the ethnogenesis of the modern Ingush people.

“ACM Group” continues to identify unregistered historical buildings in the mountainous region of Ingushetia and add them to the Unified Electronic Database of Monuments in Ingushetia, which is being created by the company with the full support of the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation. Buildings that have the characteristics of cultural heritage sites must also be entered into the Register of Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia for their legal and actual protection.

The ACM Group team has completed its work on studying and identifying buildings and steles at the Tarsh Tower Complex. The existing register contains 103 cultural heritage sites, including military and residential towers, as well as crypts and steles. ACM Group specialists have identified 35 more historical monuments at the Tarsh complex that have the characteristics of cultural and archaeological heritage sites, including towers, crypts, and steles.

“ACM Group” sent 35 applications to the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia to include the identified sites in the Register of Newly Identified Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia. We hope that within 90 working days, another 35 objects will legally become identified objects of the Russian Federation and take their rightful place among other unique monuments of the country. ACM Group is ready to provide all additional necessary assistance to legally protect the towers, crypts, and steles of the Tarsh Tower Complex.

Yesterday in Moscow, the respected Scientific Council of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation approved the project documentation developed by “ACM Group” for the UNESCO site – the Church of the Archangel Michael with a bell tower in the center of Pskov.

Yesterday in Moscow, the esteemed scientific council of the Russian Ministry of Culture approved the project documentation developed by “ACM Group” for a cultural heritage site of federal significance – the Malsky Monastery, located in the village of Maly in the Pskov Region.

“ACM Group” continues to identify unregistered historical buildings in the mountainous region of Ingushetia and add them to the Unified Electronic Database of Monuments in Ingushetia, which is being created by the company with the full support of the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation. Buildings that have the characteristics of cultural heritage sites must also be included in the Register of Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia for their legal and actual protection.

The “ACM Group” team has completed its work on studying and identifying buildings and steles at the “Egenty” tower complex. The existing register contains five cultural heritage sites, including towers and crypts. “ACM Group” specialists have identified 25 more historical monuments at the “Egenty” complex that have the characteristics of cultural and archaeological heritage sites, including towers, crypts, and steles.

“ACM Group” sent 25 applications to the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites of Ingushetia to include the identified sites in the Register of newly identified cultural heritage sites of Ingushetia. We hope that within 90 working days, another 25 objects will legally become identified objects of the Russian Federation and take their rightful place among other unique monuments of the country. “ACM Group” is ready to provide all additional necessary assistance to legally protect the towers, crypts, and steles of the “Egenty” Tower Complex.

The house of merchant Sebastian Kramer at 50 Bolshaya Morskaya Street in St. Petersburg has been granted the status of a monument of regional significance.

The property consists of two front buildings—an L-shaped one on Bolshaya Morskaya Street and a U-shaped one on the Moika River embankment—as well as two courtyard wings that form a closed courtyard with a complex configuration. The building on Bolshaya Morskaya Street was erected in the early 18th century for Sebastian Kramer, an honorary citizen and merchant of the 1st guild who served as honorary consul of Austria.

In 1854, architect Ernst Schubert designed a project for the construction of a front building on the Moika River embankment.

In 1874, the house on Bolshaya Morskaya Street was rebuilt according to a design by architect Johann Zim for the new owner of the site, 1st guild merchant and French citizen Heinrich Lepine.

Based on materials from the Committee for State Control, Use, and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg.

The WAWELBERG Hotel on Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, built according to a comprehensive project by ACM Group, is ready to welcome the New Year—the lobby interiors and entrance area are elegantly decorated.

Today, the Kabardino-Balkarian Regional Public Organization “Council of Representatives of the Clans of Balkaria ”Birlik" will hold a seminar dedicated to restoration in the North Caucasus.

Architects from ACM Group will give presentations on the following topics:

- The open-air museum project in Upper Balkaria,

- Cultural and archaeological heritage sites in Ingushetia.

At the very end of the year, the unofficial handover of the restored Eban Tower Complex in mountainous Ingushetia took place. The combat and residential towers, as well as the crypts and defensive wall, were recreated and restored with the full support of the SAFMAR Charitable Foundation as part of a comprehensive project by ACM Group and carried out by MK Rest-Stroy.