The architectural ensemble Shopping arcade is located in the city of Chuguev. The first certificates of construction date back to 1835. From archival documents it is known that the “red shops” were built of wood, and traded on them perfumes and haberdashery. Since 1915, the name “Trading Rows” first appeared.
The architectural ensemble Shopping arcade is located in the city of Chuguev. The first certificates of construction date back to 1835. From archival documents it is known that the “red shops” were built of wood, and traded on them perfumes and haberdashery. Since 1915, the name “Trading Rows” first appeared.
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The design of the building has a model plan for the shopping arcade. During the Second World War, the Trading Rows were significantly destroyed, having suffered from a fire and the actions of the army, which occupied the building under storage of various military equipment.
The building was restored only after it was added to the list of architectural monuments in 1963. But until 1993, the Trading Rows continued to be a military warehouse.
In 1990, part of the building burned out as a result of a fire.
From the diaries of Repin himself, it is known that as a child he repeatedly visited the Trading Rows. According to the artist’s recollections, he brought to the Pavlov’s shop paints, which he himself painted.
The architectural composition of the Trade Row building is based on a rectangle with two axes of symmetry. The composition of the internal space is divided into several sections, which are logically continued by the space of the galleries.
The rhythmic arched openings along the side facades of the building emphasize the severity and static appearance of the Shopping arcade. Side gables are decorated with a Doric warrant system. The exterior of the Shopping arcade is characterized by the parsimoniousness of the decoration and the strict rhythm of forms that was characteristic of the architectural forms of provincial classicism of the Russian Empire.
In 1999, the building of the Trade Rows was transferred to create the exhibition, concert and memorial complex named after Ilya Repin. Since 2005, commercial establishments are located on the territory of the Trade Rows.
The design of the building has a model plan for the shopping arcade. During the Second World War, the Trading Rows were significantly destroyed, having suffered from a fire and the actions of the army, which occupied the building under storage of various military equipment.
The building was restored only after it was added to the list of architectural monuments in 1963. But until 1993, the Trading Rows continued to be a military warehouse.
In 1990, part of the building burned out as a result of a fire.
From the diaries of Repin himself, it is known that as a child he repeatedly visited the Trading Rows. According to the artist’s recollections, he brought to the Pavlov’s shop paints, which he himself painted.
The architectural composition of the Trade Row building is based on a rectangle with two axes of symmetry. The composition of the internal space is divided into several sections, which are logically continued by the space of the galleries.
The rhythmic arched openings along the side facades of the building emphasize the severity and static appearance of the Shopping arcade. Side gables are decorated with a Doric warrant system. The exterior of the Shopping arcade is characterized by the parsimoniousness of the decoration and the strict rhythm of forms that was characteristic of the architectural forms of provincial classicism of the Russian Empire.
In 1999, the building of the Trade Rows was transferred to create the exhibition, concert and memorial complex named after Ilya Repin. Since 2005, commercial establishments are located on the territory of the Trade Rows.
