Andronievskaya Square (the name was approved on October 25, 1994 [1] [2] , from 1923 to 1994 - Pryamikova Square ) - the square in the Central Administrative District of Moscow on the territory of the Tagansky District. The square is located at the intersection of the streets: Nikoloyamskaya , Sergius of Radonezh , Bolshoi Andronievskaya , Andronievsky passage , Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Volunteer .
| Andronievskaya Square | |
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 Andronievskaya Square and the Church of St. Sergius of Radonezh (Trinity Life-Giving) in Rogozhskaya Sloboda | |
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| A country | Russia |
| City | Moscow |
| County | TsAO |
| Area | Tagansky |
| Underground |  Ilyich Square , Roman |
| Former names | Pryamikova Square |
| Postcode | 105120 |
| Phone numbers | +7 (495) XXX-xx-xx |
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Name Origin
The square was named in the 19th century according to the Spaso-Andronikov Monastery , near which it is located.
History
In 1923, the square was renamed in honor of the commissar of the Cheka of the Rogozh-Simon district N. N. Pryamikov .
Since 1994, it was again called Andronievskaya Square.
Noteworthy buildings and structures
- No. 5 - the apartment building of A. I. Kaloshina (1912, architect K. A. Dulin ), partially demolished in the 1950s.
- No. 5/9 - Lefortovo District Court.
- No. 4, p. 2, architectural monument (newly identified object) - the northern wing of the Lepekhin city estate (3rd quarter of the 18th - 2nd half of the 19th century). The building is in an abandoned state, it is owned by the city.
- No. 6, p. 1, an architectural monument (regional) , an object of cultural heritage of regional significance [3] - the main house of the city estate of P. Khryashchev - Shelaputins (1790s, mid-19th century). The building is in an abandoned condition. The estate belonged to Pyotr Khryashchev, "an eminent merchant and the Moscow city government burgermaster." The main house and side wings were built in the 1790s, simultaneously with the majestic bell tower of the Andronikov Monastery , on the βred lineβ of the premonastery square. The estate is included in Kazakov's Albums . In the 1800s, she passed to the merchant F.A. Shelaputinu. Initially, a two-story building with a belvedere, the house eventually built up to five floors. The courtyard faces rounded risalits with niches-exedras and other forms of the 18th century. The wings have retained their original appearance [4] . In 1997, the Moscow Government included the house in the list of permitted for privatization. Since 1999, the Ministry of Culture of Russia tried to coordinate with the city the transfer of the estate to the Central Museum of Ancient Russian Culture and Art named after Andrei Rublev , located in the Andronikov Monastery , but the museum received only the left wing. Right is privatized by commercial entities. The embassy of Armenia in Russia claimed the Soviet residential building in the courtyard. In 2006, the Moscow Government as an investor entered into a state contract with LLC ComStrin to perform the functions of a technical customer for the restoration of the monument. In 2012, the city hall stopped the project and began a lawsuit on the recognition of the right of ownership of the city of Moscow to the monument. The main house for many years is empty, covered with mesh, decaying [4] . For many years, the estate remained a revealed monument; in August 2016 it received the status of a regional [5] . As part of a future restoration, dismantling of the later floors is desirable. In January 2017, a protection obligation was approved [6] . The Central Museum of Old Russian Culture and Art named after Andrei Rublev claims to build the estate [7] . At the end of 2017, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the museum, the issue of transferring the abandoned Khryaschev estate to the museum was positively resolved to accommodate restoration workshops, a library and other departments.
- No. 10 - Spassky Cathedral, the Museum of Old Russian Culture and Art named after Andrei Rublev .
In the square there is a monument to Andrei Rublev (1985, sculptor O. K. Komov , architects V. A. Nesterov, N. I. Komova) [8] .
Transport
- Metro station "Ilyich Square" / "Rimskaya" .
- Buses No. m8 (former trolleybus No. 45), 40, 125, 125k, 730, 567; H4 .
- Trolleybus number 53.
- Trams No. 20, 43, 45.
Area in works of literature and art
Notes
- β 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 .
- β Decree of the Government of Moscow of July 27, 1999 N 681
- β City estate of P. Khryashchev - Shelaputins, con. XVIII - 2nd floor. XIX centuries - Main house, 1790s, mid-19th century . Portal of open data of the Government of Moscow. Objects of cultural heritage .
- β 1 2 The main house of the estate Khryashchev Andronievskaya sq., D. 6, p. 1 . The Red Book of Archnadzor: an electronic catalog of Moscow's real estate objects under threat .
- β The Khrishchev-Shelaputins estate in Moscow was recognized as a regional monument of history and culture More: https://stroi.mos.ru/news/usad-bu-khriashchieva-shielaputinykh-v-tsientrie-stolitsy-priznali-rieghional-nym-pamiatnikom-istorii -i-kul-tury? from = cl . Complex urban planning policy and the construction of the city of Moscow (08/03/2016).
- β Order of the Department of Cultural Heritage of the City of Moscow dated January 19, 2017 No. 10 "On approval of the protective obligation of the owner or other legal owner of a cultural heritage object of regional significance" City estate of P. Khryashchev - Shelaputins, late XVIII - 2nd half of XIX centuries: - The main house, 1790s, mid-XIX century .; - South Wing, 1790s, 1807, 1910s; - North Wing, 1790s, 1807, 1850s; - The fence with pylons of the gate, XVIII - XIX centuries. ", Located at: Moscow, Andronievskaya square, 6, bld. 1, 2; d. 8" . Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow (01/19/2017).
- β Sergey Khodnev. On a high hood, the Rublev Museum will share the territory with the Russian Orthodox . Kommersant (03/09/2017).
- β Vostryshev M.I. , Shokarev S.Yu. Moscow. All cultural and historical monuments. - M .: Algorithm, Eksmo, 2009 .-- S. 376. - 512 p. - (Moscow encyclopedias). - ISBN 978-5-699-31434-8 .