Moscow to Restore Historic Nabilkovskaya Almshouse

The Nabilkovskaya sanatorium building, which is an object of federal heritage significance, will be restored in Moscow.

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The Nabilkovskaya Almshouse in Moscow is a federal cultural heritage site.
The building is located in the Protopopovskiy Pereulok in the Meshchansky district.
The restoration will include facades, roof, and interior decorative elements.
The building was constructed in the 19th century.
The building has housed various institutions over time, including a hospital and a border school.
Currently, the building is occupied by the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions.
The restoration is being led by Deputy Mayor Natalya Sergunina.

The building was constructed in the 19th-century, with the western two-story wing built in 1831 and additional wings added in the 1870s. — ntv
The construction of the charitable complex began in 1828, and the central part is in the style of late classicism with a six-column portico and dome. — vm
The restoration will include the restoration of artistic parquet flooring, entrance wooden doors with historical patterns, and specific interior elements like rosettes, garlands, pilasters, and chandeliers. — vm
18 historical buildings in Moscow were recently added to the State Register of Cultural Heritage sites, including the house of Prince A.G. Gagarin and the building of the Technical School named after F.Ya. Yermakov. — vm
More than 115,000 residents supported the restoration of a historical sculpture on the roof of a building on Tverskaya Street via the 'Active Citizen' portal. — vm