St. Patriarch's Bishops' Cathedral
St. Pokrovsky Bishops' Cathedral is a monument of religious architecture and ...
The style of the building is eclectic, with some dominance of Renaissance and Gothic elements. The facade is evenly divided by the rhythm of the rectangular window and the two door openings. Decorative elements of intricate shape, on the third floor, beam rails accentuated with keystones, window sills are decorated with "aprons". On the second floor, the shape of the sandracks is also a rather complex combination of symmetrical stepped linear elements beneath them; above the openings of the windows (as well as in the window sills) are placed sticky emblems in the form of plants.
The first floor is cut by large rectangular storefront windows and entrances, the positions of which are accentuated by massive straight sandracks. In the same way, The faсade along the street Troitskaya is constructed in the same way. Only with the difference that instead of two unzipped vertical accents, one is used here, which fixes the central axis and is equipped with an entrance to the cafe on the ground floor.
The facade of the house along the street. The facade of the house along Troitskaya Street, at the far side of the house preserved semicircular archivol over the original passage. The composition of the interior faсade has a very simplistic utilitarian character.
The style of the building is eclectic, with some dominance of Renaissance and Gothic elements. The facade is evenly divided by the rhythm of the rectangular window and the two door openings. Decorative elements of intricate shape, on the third floor, beam rails accentuated with keystones, window sills are decorated with "aprons". On the second floor, the shape of the sandracks is also a rather complex combination of symmetrical stepped linear elements beneath them; above the openings of the windows (as well as in the window sills) are placed sticky emblems in the form of plants.
The first floor is cut by large rectangular storefront windows and entrances, the positions of which are accentuated by massive straight sandracks. In the same way, The faсade along the street Troitskaya is constructed in the same way. Only with the difference that instead of two unzipped vertical accents, one is used here, which fixes the central axis and is equipped with an entrance to the cafe on the ground floor.
The facade of the house along the street. The facade of the house along Troitskaya Street, at the far side of the house preserved semicircular archivol over the original passage. The composition of the interior faсade has a very simplistic utilitarian character.
By public transport to the stop «Theater them. Magara » Nearby: Oleksandrivsk Railway Station, Catherine Railway Station, Power Station, St. Pokrovsky Bishops' Cathedral, Zaporizhzhya Regional Museum of Local Lore, Hospital Building Bera
St. Pokrovsky Bishops' Cathedral is a monument of religious architecture and ...
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Built in 1901 for the hereditary merchant of the 1st Guild of Y. I. Leshchynskyi, the house was the first three-storey apartment building in the city of Alexandrovsk.
In 1905, during the Jewish pogroms, the house was burned down, but completely rebuilt after the original project in 3 years.
The homeowner Y. I. Leshchynsky leased it to private residents for shops and NGOs. According to old photographs, the tongs of both street facades were decorated to this day with not preserved column clocks; Trinity functioned as a through-hole from the street to the courtyard (now laid).
In 1917-1918 the First Alexander Council of Workers 'and Soldiers' Deputies was housed in the house.
In 1919 Alexander Workers University worked in the building, and since 1920 - the Palace of Labor.
With the establishment of Soviet power, the house became residential and to this day residential buildings are located in the building, and the first floors are occupied by commercial objects.
Built in 1901 for the hereditary merchant of the 1st Guild of Y. I. Leshchynskyi, the house was the first three-storey apartment building in the city of Alexandrovsk.
In 1905, during the Jewish pogroms, the house was burned down, but completely rebuilt after the original project in 3 years.
The homeowner Y. I. Leshchynsky leased it to private residents for shops and NGOs. According to old photographs, the tongs of both street facades were decorated to this day with not preserved column clocks; Trinity functioned as a through-hole from the street to the courtyard (now laid).
In 1917-1918 the First Alexander Council of Workers 'and Soldiers' Deputies was housed in the house.
In 1919 Alexander Workers University worked in the building, and since 1920 - the Palace of Labor.
With the establishment of Soviet power, the house became residential and to this day residential buildings are located in the building, and the first floors are occupied by commercial objects.