About the project (provided by the applicant) Built in 1911 by architect Uno Ulberg in the Northern Modern style, the building was a focal point for Vyborg residents, housing not only a bank but also a fashionable café and later many other functions. After the Soviet era and post-war period, the building was almost completely destroyed. Although the load-bearing walls and main structures remained, the elaborately decorated façades in the Northern Modern style were completely lost and destroyed. The building transformed from a Northern Modern architectural masterpiece into a constructivist structure whose appearance barely resembled the original design by Uno Ulberg.
Location Vyborg, Leningrad Region, Russia
Project design year 2025
Applicant Maria Sergeevna Kazadaeva
St. Petersburg Stieglitz Academy of Art and Design. Supervisor: Ivan Ivanovich Bondarenko, Associate Professor, Department of Interior and Equipment.
Author of the project Maria Sergeevna Kazadaeva
Visualization Maria Sergeevna Kazadaeva
Status of the project Working drawings
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