Water tower number 3 - an engineering structure in the Railway District of Novosibirsk . Built in in 1912 [1] . An architectural monument of regional significance [1] .
| Water tower number 3 | |
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| Application area | water supply |
| Location | Novosibirsk , st. Dvizhentsev, 16 |
| Construction completion | 1912 |
Near the tower is another architectural monument - Water Tower No. 1 [1] .
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Description
Water tower No. 3 is located near the tracks of the West Siberian Railway northwest of the Novosibirsk- Glavny railway station.
The round three-story tower is made of red brick and is based on a rusticated basement made of granite stones [1] .
Tiers are separated by brick traction [1] .
The first level is faced with horizontal brick rust, it is separated from the second level by a cornice belt, the second and third levels are separated by a more complicated cornice profile [1] .
The crowning cornice of the tower is made wide and multi-stage [1] .
The dome of the tower is octagonal with a metal roof [1] .
In each of the tiers at a distance equally spaced from each other are four windows [1] .
The entrance aperture and windows have arched endings, they are framed by wide archival vaults made of wedge-shaped brick completed with a large castle stone [1] .
The tower stands on a rubble strip foundation [1] .
The diameter is 7.3 m [1] .
Water tower No. 3 is an example of the architecture of a special engineering structure built at the beginning of the 20th century in the complex of the Trans-Siberian Railway station [1] .
See also
- Water tower on Marx Square
- Water tower number 1
- Water tower number 2
Notes
- β 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Monuments of history, architecture and monumental art of the Novosibirsk region.
Literature
- Voevodina T.V., Gres M.V., Minov I.G. and other Monuments of history, architecture and monumental art of the Novosibirsk region Book 1. Novosibirsk / V.A. Koshelev. - Novosibirsk: PC "DEAL", 2011. - 279 p. - ISBN 5-8402-0368-8 .
- Novosibirsk 100 years. Developments. People / Res. ed. L. M. Goryushkin. - Novosibirsk: Nauka, 1993 .-- 472 p.