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| Title: |
| Authors: |
Vladimir M. Ulitsky, Professor and Head of department of Soils and Foundations,
St. Petersburg Transport University, 9 Moscovsky Prosp., Saint Petersburg, 190005,
Russia; (e-mail)
Alexey G. Shashkin, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp.,
Saint Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
Constantin G. Shashkin, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp.,
Saint Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
Michael B. Lisyuk, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp., Saint
Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
St. Petersburg Transport University, 9 Moscovsky Prosp., Saint Petersburg, 190005,
Russia; (e-mail)
Alexey G. Shashkin, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp.,
Saint Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
Constantin G. Shashkin, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp.,
Saint Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
Michael B. Lisyuk, Georeconstruction Engineering Co, 4, Izmaylovskiy Prosp., Saint
Petersburg, 190005, Russia; (e-mail)
| Keywords: |
| Preservation and reconstruction of historic monuments, soil-structure interaction calculations |
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Reconstruction of Konstantinovsky Palace in a Suburb of Saint Petersburg
International Journal of Geoengineering Case Histories
Paper # IJGCH_1_3_4
ISSN # 1790-2045
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This article describes a complex approach to the condition survey and design executed
as part of the remedial works on Konstantinovsky palace in the suburb of Strelna (Saint
Petersburg)--one of the most beautiful historic monuments of 18th century Russia. The
palace was almost completely destroyed in the 1940s. In 2000 the decision was made
to reconstruct the palace, and the project for palace reconstruction was developed. The
project was completed in 2003. The following important stages of the project are
discussed in this paper: palace condition survey and site investigations, analyses of the
palace retaining structures, design project of palace reconstruction, and phases of the
remedial works.
as part of the remedial works on Konstantinovsky palace in the suburb of Strelna (Saint
Petersburg)--one of the most beautiful historic monuments of 18th century Russia. The
palace was almost completely destroyed in the 1940s. In 2000 the decision was made
to reconstruct the palace, and the project for palace reconstruction was developed. The
project was completed in 2003. The following important stages of the project are
discussed in this paper: palace condition survey and site investigations, analyses of the
palace retaining structures, design project of palace reconstruction, and phases of the
remedial works.
| Abstract: |