Redevelopment of the cultural heritage object (the case of the “Nurov’s Estate”)

Marina Bareicheva,Ekaterina Kubina,Liudmila Daineko,E Popov,W Strielkovski,N Chevtaeva

doi:10.1051/shsconf/202112801014

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Abstract

The problem of redevelopment of cultural heritage sites is relevant and in demand all over the world, because such spaces carry the history and spirit of not only a particular place, but of an entire city. Many international and Russian researchers note that the revitalization and development of such sites will help to preserve the history and heritage of the city. In addition, there are many examples of the successful implementation of redevelopment projects and the creation of relevant and popular spaces on their territory. In this article we consider the project for the redevelopment of the Nurov Estate ensemble, located in Ekaterinburg (Russia). The project was carried out in cooperation with the owner of the object (development company) and is based on the concept of Art-cluster. For this project were calculated and considered indicators of commercial efficiency of projects.

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Many Russian cities are famous and proud of their rich history
On the basis of international experience the authors developed a project for the redevelopment of a cultural heritage site, namely the Nurov Estate, which is located in the city of Yekaterinburg
The project was developed under the guidance of a local development company and the owner of the building - "Mayak" corporation

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Many Russian cities are famous and proud of their rich history. Architectural evidence of Russia's significant historical periods are ancient buildings of cultural heritage. There is a certain degradation of objects of cultural potential of Russian cities [1]. The high cost of restoration and the low level of social responsibility of citizens for the preservation of national history and culture leads to a redistribution of priorities of developers in favor of new construction. In the context of these trends, the authors propose to consider possible options for the actual redevelopment of cultural heritage objects. Modern points of attraction on its areas, preserving their historical value and increasing both their economic and social effects for the citizens on the example of Ekaterinburg

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