The second Neopalimovsky lane is a street in the center of Moscow in Khamovniki between Burdenko street and 1st Neopalimovsky lane . In the alley are the embassies of Yemen and Nepal .
| 2nd Neopalimovsky Lane | |
|---|---|
 No. 6, Embassy of Yemen | |
| general information | |
| A country | Russia |
| City | Moscow |
| County | TsAO |
| Area | Khamovniki |
| Length | 0.25 km |
| Underground | Smolenskaya (Arbat-Pokrovskaya) , |
| Postcode | 119121 (11.14st1.14st2.14st3 1,3,4str1,4str 2,5,6str1,6str 2,7,9,10) |
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Name Origin
At the beginning of the XIX century it was called Krivy or Deaf (in outline). The modern name is for the church, consecrated in honor of the icon of the Mother of God, called the Burning Bush (built in 1680, destroyed in 1930).
Description
The 2nd Neopalimovsky Lane starts from Burdenko Street, passes to the north, bends to the left and goes to the 1st Neopalimovsky.
Noteworthy buildings and structures
Odd side
- No. 3 - the threat of demolition [1] - The five-story apartment building was built in 1914-1915 for the captain’s guard, A.M. Chernikov on the project of civil engineer A.N. Durova [1] . Cartridges in the form of lion heads and scrolls, shields surrounded by plant garlands are used in the decoration of the facades. Entrance doors are decorated with portals, over one of them is a forged visor with floral decorations. Balcony lattices have a geometric ornament with characteristic “modern curls”. The main facade partially retained the original window fillings. The staircase with dolomite steps, graceful railings and delicate stucco decoration, metlakh tiles on the floors of stairwells, stucco decoration of ceilings survived. [1] In April 2017, the Moscow Architectural Council approved the construction of a 6-story residential building on this site under the project of the Tsimailo, Lyashenko & Partners bureau [2] with the complete demolition of Chernikov’s house and the house adjoining it from the south (on some maps) he has a separate address - 2nd Neopalimovsky lane, 1) [1] . In June 2017, an application was submitted to the Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow to include both buildings of house No. 3 in the register of cultural heritage objects [1] . In October 2017, the object was not included in the list of identified cultural heritage sites of Moscow. [3] The application for inclusion of the northern part of the building in the register, filed in June 2018, and containing new information about the house, was also rejected. [one]
- No. 7-9 - apartment building (1911, architect M. D. Kholmogorov ).
On the even side
- No. 6 - The Embassy of Yemen in Russia .
- No. 14/7 - the house of I. A. Mindovsky (1905-1906, architect N. G. Lazarev ), now the embassy of Nepal [4] .
See also
- 1st Neopalimovsky Lane
- 3rd Neopalimovsky Lane
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 Chernikov's apartment building, 2nd Neopalimovsky lane, 3 . The Red Book of Archnadzor: an electronic catalog of Moscow's real estate objects under threat .
- ↑ The Arch-Council approved the design of a residential building in Khamovniki , the Arch-Council of Moscow (04.19.2017).
- ↑ Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow. Order of the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow dated October 20, 2017 No. 789 "On the refusal to include an object possessing the features of a cultural heritage object located at the address: Moscow, 2 Neopalimovsky Lane, 3, in the list of identified objects cultural heritage of the city of Moscow " . official site of the mayor of Moscow (10.20.2017).
- ↑ Embassy Mansions // Moscow Heritage. - 20015. - No. 1 (37). - S. 18-19.
Links
- The official website of the Khamovniki district council
- All-Moscow classifier of streets of Moscow OMK UM (inaccessible link)
- The names of Moscow streets . Toponymic Dictionary / R. A. Ageeva, G. P. Bondaruk, E. M. Pospelov and others; author foreword E.M. Pospelov. - M .: OGI, 2007. - (Moscow Library). - ISBN 5-94282-432-0 .
- Scheme of the 2nd Neopalimovsky Lane
- TsGA of Moscow, TSH NTD, f. 1, op. 16, units hr 222 (Khamovnichesky part, N167 / 138), d.8