Accomodation and reconstruction of the house No 19 on the Nevsky Prospekt
Brief Characteristics of the Object
The Stroganov Palace is the only monument of the mid-18th century architecture on the central avenue of the city. It was handed over to the State Russian Museum in 1991. On the completion of restoration the permanent exposition of Russian art from the Russian Museum collection will be opened in its halls.
After the apartment house No 19 on the Nevsky prospect that originally belonged to the Stroganov family, was given to the museum it became possible to extend the exhibition halls and office rooms of the Stroganov Palace. Some rooms in the house No 19 (area - 1700 square metres) could be used for commercial aims.
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The whole area
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2 509,8 sq.m.
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The whole area after restoration
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3 000 sq.m.
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The internal courtyard area (entrance to the yard from the Nevsky Prospect through the arch)
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840,6 sq.m.
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Area that will be necessary for the museum after reconstruction
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900 sq.m.
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Area that will pass to investors' ownership
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2 100 sq.m.
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The cost of reconstruction
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- $ 1 500 000
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The cost of house No 19 separation, Nevsky Prospect
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- $ 1 000 000
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The number of apartments
(five of them are privatized, area - 505 sq. m.)
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- 11
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Quantity of families
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- 27
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Quantity of the registered
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- 57
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Quantity of the lease-holders
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- 3
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Leased area
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- 1 122,6 sq.m.
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