Project
Small Museum of Architecture
Category
Best Restoration or Reconstruction Project by Student
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The project focuses on the mansion of M. V. Gotovitsky, an early 20th-century building constructed in the Neoclassical style. Currently in poor condition, the mansion requires restoration.
The proposal for the preservation and adaptation of the mansion into a modern Small Museum of Architecture in Saratov was developed by 5th-year students of the Department of Architecture at Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov (SSTU). As part of their work, students carried out pre-design and comprehensive scientific research, which formed the basis for the reconstruction and adaptation concept.
The project proposes to restore the building’s façades, improve the courtyard, create an “Avenue of Lost Architectural Landmarks” of the city, and develop a VR space for the digital reconstruction of lost monuments. Exhibition spaces and cultural events are also planned. This project combines urban, social, and cultural-educational objectives, bringing historical monuments back into the cultural life of the city.
Location
45 Grigoryev St., Saratov, Russia
Project design year
2024
Extra visual materials
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17_wlIp4s_g1EagV0FTlSH4_iyJdYGnLD?usp=sharing
Applicants
Fyodor Zinovyev, Valeria Aryutkina, Ashura Duysenbiyeva, Irina Ivanova, Elina Karimova, Angelina Klimenko, Varvara Kudashova, Ksenia Noskova, Leysan Panurovskaya, Maria Chechneva
Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov, Institute of Urban Studies, Architecture, and Construction, 5th year.
Project supervisor: Associate Professor of the Department of Architecture, Tatiana Negulyaeva.
Authors of the project
Fyodor Zinovyev, Valeria Aryutkina, Ashura Duysenbiyeva, Irina Ivanova, Elina Karimova, Angelina Klimenko, Varvara Kudashova, Ksenia Noskova, Leysan Panurovskaya, Maria Chechneva
Visualization
Fyodor Zinovyev
Status of the project
Working drawings
