Eastern and Western houses with a spire
At the intersection of two streets - Kuindzhi and Prospect Mira - there are ...
One of the key symbols of the industrial center of the country is the Water Tower, or, as the residents of the city, located on the very shore of the Azov Sea, call it, the Old Tower.
The tower is designed in eclectic style and is a key architectural monument of Mariupol.
It is supposed that in the near future a place for creativity of Mariupol, where there will be a tourist and IT-centers, an interactive museum on the basis of the project "VEZHA - creative space"
One of the key symbols of the industrial center of the country is the Water Tower, or, as the residents of the city, located on the very shore of the Azov Sea, call it, the Old Tower.
The tower is designed in eclectic style and is a key architectural monument of Mariupol.
It is supposed that in the near future a place for creativity of Mariupol, where there will be a tourist and IT-centers, an interactive museum on the basis of the project "VEZHA - creative space"
The tower is located along Nielsen Street, 36. The nearest stop is the "Central Market", buses 12, 12A, 13, 13A, 15A, 23T, 107 and regular taxis 24T, 104, 105, 108, 114, 118 , 123, 124, 132, 136, 145, 146, 156, 218. A 5-minute walk is the stop "Dramteatr", where trolleybuses No. 1, 2, 4, 4a, 5, 10, 11, 15 run.
At the intersection of two streets - Kuindzhi and Prospect Mira - there are ...
One of the symbols of the city of Mariupol is the old water tower, which is located in the Central district of the city at the intersection of streets ul. Architect Nielsen and st. Cathedral. The building is located in the highest point of the city, with a viewing platform which opens one of the best views of the city.
Since at the beginning of 20 st. in Mariupol there was no running water, water in the barrels from the source of drinking water to the houses of residents delivered water trucks. In April 1908, the city council of Mariupol approved the construction of a water supply network, compiled by an engineer and city architect Victor Alexandrovich Nielsen.
The construction of the water tower and city water pipeline began in December 1909. The author of the water tower project supplemented it with an observation fire tower, adding to it also the fire-prevention designation.
The water pipeline of the city of Mariupol began to operate on July 3, 1910, on this occasion special columns for recruiting water were built on city streets. Separate lines were carried out in the homes of wealthy citizens, and on the fourth level of the tower housed a tank of water for the city center.
In 1932, the tower lost its functional significance. As the city's fire department was located nearby, the tower served as a fire tower. After the Second World War, the building came to desolation.
One of the symbols of the city of Mariupol is the old water tower, which is located in the central district of the city at the intersection of ul. Architect Nielsen and ul. Cathedral. The building is located at the highest point of the city, from the observation deck of which one of the best views of the city opens.
Since the beginning of 20 tbsp. in Mariupol there was no running water yet, water in barrels from the source of drinking water to the houses of residents was delivered by water carriers. In April 1908, the Mariupol City Council approved a project for the construction of a water supply network drawn up by engineer and city architect Viktor Aleksandrovich Nielsen.
The construction of the water tower and the city water supply began in December 1909. The author of the water tower project supplemented it with a viewing fire tower, adding to it a fire-fighting purpose.
The water supply system of Mariupol city began to operate on July 3, 1910. On this occasion, special columns for collecting water were built on city streets. Separate lines were also drawn into the houses of wealthy citizens, and on the fourth level of the tower there was a water tank for the city center.
In 1932, the tower lost its functional significance. Since the city fire station was located nearby, the tower served as a fire tower. After World War II, the building fell into disrepair.
One of the symbols of the city of Mariupol is the old water tower, which is located in the Central district of the city at the intersection of streets ul. Architect Nielsen and st. Cathedral. The building is located in the highest point of the city, with a viewing platform which opens one of the best views of the city.
Since at the beginning of 20 st. in Mariupol there was no running water, water in the barrels from the source of drinking water to the houses of residents delivered water trucks. In April 1908, the city council of Mariupol approved the construction of a water supply network, compiled by an engineer and city architect Victor Alexandrovich Nielsen.
The construction of the water tower and city water pipeline began in December 1909. The author of the water tower project supplemented it with an observation fire tower, adding to it also the fire-prevention designation.
The water pipeline of the city of Mariupol began to operate on July 3, 1910, on this occasion special columns for recruiting water were built on city streets. Separate lines were carried out in the homes of wealthy citizens, and on the fourth level of the tower housed a tank of water for the city center.
In 1932, the tower lost its functional significance. As the city's fire department was located nearby, the tower served as a fire tower. After the Second World War, the building came to desolation.
One of the symbols of the city of Mariupol is the old water tower, which is located in the central district of the city at the intersection of ul. Architect Nielsen and ul. Cathedral. The building is located at the highest point of the city, from the observation deck of which one of the best views of the city opens.
Since the beginning of 20 tbsp. in Mariupol there was no running water yet, water in barrels from the source of drinking water to the houses of residents was delivered by water carriers. In April 1908, the Mariupol City Council approved a project for the construction of a water supply network drawn up by engineer and city architect Viktor Aleksandrovich Nielsen.
The construction of the water tower and the city water supply began in December 1909. The author of the water tower project supplemented it with a viewing fire tower, adding to it a fire-fighting purpose.
The water supply system of Mariupol city began to operate on July 3, 1910. On this occasion, special columns for collecting water were built on city streets. Separate lines were also drawn into the houses of wealthy citizens, and on the fourth level of the tower there was a water tank for the city center.
In 1932, the tower lost its functional significance. Since the city fire station was located nearby, the tower served as a fire tower. After World War II, the building fell into disrepair.
