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Re-exhibition of the Bell Museum. "Sounds of the Rotunda" Bell Ringing Hall
Our architectural bureau, Tectonika, participated in the development of the design project. We were tasked with creating a new museum space design within the famous Rotunda — the Church of Saint Catherine, built from a design by architect Nikolay Lvov. The design solutions had to account for the specific nature of the exhibition, which showcases the sounds of bells. The museum features various types of Russian bells, including not only church bells, but also alarm bells (nabatnye), ship's bells (ryndy), stagecoach bells (yamskie kolokol'chiki), fire bells, and others. Special seating has been designed for guests, allowing visitors not just to look, but to listen closely and immerse themselves in the world of bell ringing.
Location
2a Truda Street, Valday, Novgorod Region, Russia
About the Applicant
Founded in 2007 within the walls of the Academy of Arts, the Tectonika architectural bureau emerged as a fellowship of specialists dedicated to high academic art and the architectural traditions of the St. Petersburg school. The philosophy of the bureau is rooted in an innovative approach to long-established forms, driven by the desire to creatively reinterpret architectural heritage while designing buildings that meet the functional and aesthetic demands of modern society.
Project Authors
Kirill Yakovlev, Stanislav Slovitsky, Aglaya Lupanova, Ekaterina Pichugova, Maria Svishchuk
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