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Restoration and Adaptation of the Regional Cultural Heritage Site “Novo-Slobodskaya Mosque”, 1801–1805 (Russia)
Project
Restoration and Adaptation of the Regional Cultural Heritage Site “Novo-Slobodskaya Mosque”, 1801–1805
Best Implemented Russian Project for the Restoration of a Religious Building
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The building’s layout corresponds to classic Tatar mosques: two prayer halls on the second floor, a staircase in the northern part, and utility rooms on the first floor. Wooden service buildings were located on the north and east sides of the mosque.
During restoration works, later additions were dismantled, and the minaret, historical two-hall layout, and two-flight staircase were restored. The restored historical appearance emphasizes the mosque’s historical, cultural, and religious significance. Temporary structures necessary for the functioning of the religious site and ablution facilities were also arranged. Interiors — stucco, stained glass, tiles, carpets — were made according to historical analogs using traditional Tatar ornaments.
Location
20 Kyzyl Tatarstan Street, Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia
Project implementation year
2024
Extra visual materials
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/XXZ1/fkid3YV2g
Applicant
LLC “ARKESH”
LLC “Architectural and Restoration Company of Elena Shilova” (ARKESH) was founded in 2015. The company specializes in designing restoration projects for cultural heritage sites. Over 10 years, ARKESH has restored monuments in the Republic of Tatarstan, Chuvash Republic, and Mari El Republic. The main goal is to preserve heritage objects while adapting them to a modern environment, addressing the owners’ needs.
Authors of the project
Elena Shilova, Olga Grinina, Guzel Kutlakmetova, Alina Nikitina, Andrey Saparin, Andrey Yufimov
Photo
ARKESH, Georgiy Trushkin, Igor Glazyrin
Customer
Centralized Religious Organization “Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Republic of Tatarstan”
Other participants
Status of the project
Implemented
