"Kurakina Cottage" (Saint Petersburg)
Russia /
Sankt Petersburg /
Petro-Slavyanka /
Saint Petersburg /
ulitsa Babushkina, 56
World
/ Russia
/ Sankt Petersburg
/ Petro-Slavyanka
, 10 km from center (Петро-Славянка)
World / Russia / Leningrad
hospital, hospice, 2010_construction
"Kurakina Cottage" - a garden in the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg.
The garden is located between Avenue Obukhovskoy Defense, Lesnozavodskoy street, street, Grandma, boulevard Red Dawn, a direct avenue and Ivanovo street. The territory of the garden is a pond.
The garden was named after the estate is located here dukes brothers Alexander and Alexei Kurakins.
In "Kurakina Dacha" preserved wooden building Nikolaev Institute (st. Grandma, 56, Bldg. 3). It was built in the late XVIII - early XIX century and rebuilt in 1869 by architect J. E. Johanson (Iogansenom). Today has the status of architectural monument. The first floor of the stone, the second - wood. For a long time the building was abandoned, and 12 July 2006 burned down [1]. A year later there was another fire - 24 June 2007 [2]. In the spring of 2008 he was illegally demolished, and then recreated in stone (the second floor, however, closed batten). Project has been agreed KGIOP. In the replica will place St. Petersburg. Gama "Children's Hospice" [3]. End stroitelva scheduled for late 2010, was appointed director of the hospice, Archpriest Alexander Tkachenko [4].
The garden is located between Avenue Obukhovskoy Defense, Lesnozavodskoy street, street, Grandma, boulevard Red Dawn, a direct avenue and Ivanovo street. The territory of the garden is a pond.
The garden was named after the estate is located here dukes brothers Alexander and Alexei Kurakins.
In "Kurakina Dacha" preserved wooden building Nikolaev Institute (st. Grandma, 56, Bldg. 3). It was built in the late XVIII - early XIX century and rebuilt in 1869 by architect J. E. Johanson (Iogansenom). Today has the status of architectural monument. The first floor of the stone, the second - wood. For a long time the building was abandoned, and 12 July 2006 burned down [1]. A year later there was another fire - 24 June 2007 [2]. In the spring of 2008 he was illegally demolished, and then recreated in stone (the second floor, however, closed batten). Project has been agreed KGIOP. In the replica will place St. Petersburg. Gama "Children's Hospice" [3]. End stroitelva scheduled for late 2010, was appointed director of the hospice, Archpriest Alexander Tkachenko [4].
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 59°52'11"N 30°27'11"E
- V. Tsimbalin Children Hospital №15 2.6 km
- Bukharestskaya ulitsa, 134 4 km
- 16 City Maternity Hospital 4.9 km
- Saint Petersburg I. Dzhanelidze Research Institute of Emergency Medicine 5.2 km
- 20 City Hospital 6.8 km
- City Tuberculosis Dispensary 6.9 km
- 26 City Hospital 9 km
- City Clinical Oncology Dispensary 13 km
- 38 N. Semashko City Hospital 17 km
- Mental hospital 32 km
- Left-bank part of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg 0.5 km
- Nevsky District 0.7 km
- Obukhovskiy municipal district 0.9 km
- Schemilovka (historical area) 0.9 km
- Sankt-Peterburg-Sortirovochny-Moskovsky classification yard 1.2 km
- Ivanovsky municipal district 1.5 km
- Aleksandrovskoye 1.6 km
- Narodny municipal district 1.8 km
- Frunzensky District 2.8 km
- Right-bank part of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg 3.2 km
Left-bank part of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg
Nevsky District
Obukhovskiy municipal district
Schemilovka (historical area)
Sankt-Peterburg-Sortirovochny-Moskovsky classification yard
Ivanovsky municipal district
Aleksandrovskoye
Narodny municipal district
Frunzensky District
Right-bank part of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg