Tauride Palace - Hall No. 22 Interior Restoration

Interior repair and restoration project for Hall No. 22 of the federal cultural heritage site "Tauride Palace", Saint Petersburg. The hall is located in the central block and historically kept its configuration within the main walls; only functions and finishes changed over time. The design is based on comprehensive research (archival and iconographic sources), measured drawings, and on-site survey/photo documentation. A dedicated scope includes reconstruction of the ceiling and cove painted décor (1803–1912) based on archival sources, measured drawings, and preserved copies/panels from the NIM RAH collection; final composition and colors are verified through on-site mockups and approvals during works. Scope includes: removal of the existing floor for reinforced-concrete slab repairs; reinstatement of oak parquet ("diagonal basket" pattern) and oak skirting; wall restoration with historic color and panel layout; conservation of architectural décor (cornice, door canopies, brackets, supraportes); repair and restoration of windows and doors while preserving profiles and glazing layout; restoration of the historic mirror; reconstruction of two tiled stoves based on documented historical analogs. Design: 2021. Works: 2025. Contribution: Author, leading architect. 3D modeling (Revit), visualization, working documentation. Commissioned via LLC "Architectural Workshop 'Eidos'".