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Dimitry Solunsky Church (Russia)
Project
Dimitry Solunsky Church
Best Architectural Design for Museum
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The site listed in the Unified State Register of Cultural Heritage of the Peoples of the Russian Federation as “Church of Stefan, 14th century” is located within the protected area “Quarantine” on a small elevation in the southeastern part of the former Armenian fortress. The Church of Saint Stefan (Armenian – Surb Stepanos), or Saint Stefan the First Witness, belongs to the type of single-apse hall-vaulted structures built from rubble stone with lime mortar.
The building’s exterior is quite clear, consisting of an elongated rectangular volume covered by a gable roof and an adjoining semicylindrical apse with a conical roof. Depending on the terrain, the apse is oriented slightly south of true east. The outer dimensions of the main rectangular volume are 12.0 × 8.7 m. The church is built from lime rubble with lime mortar mixed with coarse sea sand.
Location
Litera A, 33-v Korabelnaya Street, Feodosia, Republic of Crimea, Russia
Project implementation year
2023
Extra visual materials
https://ren.tv/news/v-rossii/1105752-v-feodosii-vosstanovili-tserkov-sviatogo-dmitriia-solunskogo
Applicant
LLC “Konev Restoration Workshops”
The company specializes in restoration and reconstruction projects, as well as adapting historical and cultural monuments for contemporary use.
Author of the project
LLC “Konev Restoration Workshops”
Photo
LLC “Konev Restoration Workshops”
Customer
Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation
Status of the project
Implemented
