HISTORICAL BUILDINGS

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YEREVAN MUNICIPALITY


2004


Architects: Jim Torosyan, Romik Martirosyan
Engineer: Henzel Hakobyan
Developer: Gagik Galstyan

State Prize of the Republic of Armenia: 2007


The building is located on Argishti Street.

The construction of the new administrative building of the Yerevan Municipality began in 1984 by decision of the USSR government, based on the design by architect Jim Torosyan, and continued until 1991, when it was halted due to the situation in the country. The building was redesigned in 2003, preserving the original concept while adapting it to modern requirements. Construction was completed on November 26, 2004. Instead of the initial four-story design, a five-story building was constructed, with a redesigned 47-meter-high tower and a total area of 13,500 m², part of which is allocated to the Yerevan History Museum.

The building is constructed in the traditions of national architecture, using orange finely dressed tuff, and is distinguished by rich decoration, including relief sculptures, depictions of the Tree of Life and the map of Yerevan, as well as columns engraved with the names of Armenian capitals.


1 Argishti Str.