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Projects of modular churches that will be built on the streets of Moscow have been published
May 18, 2011 on the official website of the Committee for architecture and urban planning of the city of Moscow published images of three models of prefabricated churches.
The presented variants of modular temples were developed by design Institutes of State Unitary Enterprise "MOSPROEKT-2" named after. M.V. Posokhin, State Unitary Enterprise "MOSPROEKT-3", State Unitary Enterprise "MNIITEP". Projects include location near the temples of economic blocks, as well as a number of premises (houses of the clergy), in which there will be a refectory, Sunday school, clergymen's lounges, baptistery.
Temple complex to be built in Yuzhny Butovo at the intersection of Akademika Semyonov Street with Buninskaya alley, includes a temple for 500 parishioners in total with an area of 826.5 sq.m., a clerk's house with a total area of 1129.6 sq.m. m. and an economic block with a total area of 260.2 sq.m.
The complex, which is planned to be located near the Novogireevo platform at the address st. Ketcherskaya, ow. 2, includes a temple for 500 parishioners and a house clerk, combined with the economic block. The total area of the complex is 1083 sq.m.
Not far from the theater center on Dubrovka, on the street. Melnikova, 7, a tent temple for 500 people with a total area of 1404 sq.m. was laid, there is an open parking lot for guest vehicles and for two ritual buses.
All buildings will be wheelchair accessible.
Sources
- All architectural solutions of typical Orthodox complexes have found their place in Moscow // Official site of the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the city of Moscow. 2011. May 18.