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Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments HISTORIC CENTRE OF SAINT PETERSBURG AND RELATED GROUPS OF MONUMENTS 14th SESSION OF THE WORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEE DECEMBER 1990 CRITERIA (I), (II), (IV), (VI) HISTORIC CENTRE OF SAINT PETERSBURG AND RELATED GROUPS OF MONUMENTS LARGE AGGLOMERATION PROTECTED AS WORLD HERITAGE SITE CRITERION (I) In the field of urban design, Saint Petersburg represents a unique ar=sc achievement in the ambion of the program, the coherency of the plan and the speed of execuon. From 1703 to 1725, Peter the Great lied from a landscape of marshes, peat bogs and rocks, architectural styles in stone and marble for a capital, Saint Petersburg, which he wished to be the most beauFul city in all of Europe. CRITERION (I) [from 1703 to 1725] [the ambion of the program, the coherency of the plan and the speed of execuon] [Peter the Great] [a landscape oF marshes, peat bogs and rocks] CRITERION (I) [a unique ar=sc achievement] [one of the most beauFul cies in all of Europe] CRITERION (II) The ensembles designed in Saint Petersburg and the surrounding area by Rastrelli, Vallin de la Mothe, Cameron, Rinaldi, Zakharov, Voronikhine, Rossi, MonVerrand, and others, exerted great influence in the 18th and 19th centuries on the development of architecture and monumental arts in Russia and Finland. The normave value of the capital was increased from the beginning by the establishment of the Academy of Sciences, followed by that of the Academy of Fine Arts. The urban model of Saint Petersburg, made explicit by future work completed under Catherine II, Alexander I and Nicholas I, was used during the reconstrucXon of Moscow following the fire of 1812, and as new ciXes, such as Odessa or Sebastopol, spread in the southern part of the Empire. CRITERION (II) [the ensembles designed in Saint Petersburg and the surrounding area] [the great influence in the 18th and 19th centuries on the development of architecture and monumental arts] The Palace Square The Alexandrinsky theater The St. Isaac Square The Moyka River The Smolny Convent The Arts Square CRITERION (II) [Catherine II, Alexander I and Nicholas I] [the urban model of Saint Petersburg] [the normave value of the capital] The Plan of Sebastopol The Plan of Tver CRITERION (IV) The nominated cultural property links outstanding examples of baroque imperial residences with the architectural ensemble of Saint Petersburg - the baroque and neoclassical capital par excellence. The palaces oF PeterhoF (Petrodvorets) and Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin), which were restored following destruc=on during the Second World War, are some of the most significant construcXons. CRITERION (IV) [the outstanding examples of baroque imperial residences] [the architectural ensemble of Saint Petersburg - the baroque and neoclassical capital par excellence] Peterhof Gatchina Pavlovsk Oranienbaum Tsarskoye Selo CRITERION (IV) [the destruc=on during the Second World War] [the palaces of PeterhoF and Tsarskoye Selo were restored following destrucon during the Second World War] CRITERION (VI) Saint Petersburg was twice directly and tangibly associated with events of universal significance. From 1703 to 1725, the construcXon of Saint Petersburg (recalled by the equestrian statue oF Peter the Great by Falconet, located in Senatskaya Square) symbolizes the opening oF Russia to the western world and the emergence of the empire of the czars on the internaonal scene. The Bolshevik Revolu=on triumphed in Petrograd in 1917 (the city had been renamed in 1914). The Aurora cruiser and the town house of Mathilde Kchesinskaia, later the museum of the Great Socialist RevoluXon of October, are, in the heart of Leningrad, symbols of the Formaon of the U.S.S.R. CRITERION (VI) [the opening oF Russia to the western world] [the equestrian statue oF Peter the Great by Falconet] Pushkin Dostoyevsky Tchaikovsky Akhmatova CRITERION (VI) [the Bolshevik Revolu=on] [the symbols oF the Forma=on oF the U.S.S.R.] AUTHENTICITY and INTEGRITY COMPLEX SYSTEM OF HERITAGE PROTECTION preservaon management development PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT Heritage properXes PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT 20022000200119951988199919972003 CONSERVATION OF HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT DOMINANTS PANORAMAS PERSPECTIVES HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT INTANGIBLE Historic ASPECT buildings Dominants Perspectives and views PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT Panoramas and visual corridors PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT 2003 2014 PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT Regula=ons For disposing oF adver=semens. 2003 2014 PROTECTION and MANAGEMENT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS THE UNION OF RESTORATORS THE UNION OF ARCHITECTS CHILDREN`S OMBUDSMAN PERSPECTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT: PRESERVATION OF INTANGIBLE VALUES OF HERITAGE SITES. DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INTANGIBLE HERITAGE CULTURE TRADITIONS FESTIVALS HERITAGE SITES Development system of historic urban landscapes LANDSCAPE APPROACH funcon ECONOMIC Historic UNIQUENESS OF CHARACTERISTIC TYPES FACTOR factor LANDSCAPE OF HISTORIC URBAN LANDSCAPES: FORMATIO OUTSTANDING - URBAN NOF UNIVESAL - SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE VALUE - RESIDENTIAL - GOVERNMENTAL SOCIAL PoliXcal - INDUSTRIAL FACTOR factor Natural RESOURCE FOR factor DEVELOPMENT Heritage as resource The image part with relationship ID rId1 was not found in the file. Sustainable development Economics Educaon Social agreement UNIVERSITY Sustainable tourism COLLEGE IDENTITY SCHOOLS INTERNET PLATFORMS ON HERITAGE TRADITIONS AND EVENTS Seasonal tourism summer. white nights in St. Petersburg. Outstanding universal value and seasonal attraction of the world heritage site seasonal attraction of the world heritage site Winter traditions in st.petersburg Tourist attraction and leisure time. Festivals and holidays. Traditions. Fireworks. digital technologies. Laser shows and projects. heritage promotion. Internet platforms citiwalls.ru • heritage promotion Internet platforms pastvu.com PROMOTION OF THE HERITAFE AMONG YOUNGSTERS CODE OF ST.PETERSBURG [PETER I] [SYSTEM OF ENSEMBLES] [ События мирового значения] [SCIENTISTS] [NEW CAPITAL] [UNIFIED [SOCIO-CULTURAL [WRITERS] COMPOSITION] PHENOMENON] [REGULAR TOWN [HOLISTIC IMAGE] [COMPOSERS] BUILDING] [TOWN BUILDING MODEL] […] [CODE OF ST.PETERSBURG] THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! .
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