Chancellery of Kolyvano-Voskresenskiye Works, Federal cultural heritage site on Polzunov Street, Russia.
The Chancellery of Kolyvano-Voskresenskiye Works is an administrative building from the 18th century with robust stone walls and handcrafted detailed facades. The structure shows characteristic features of early Russian industrial architecture with practical floor plans for office spaces and storage.
The building dates to the founding era of the silver and copper works in the 18th century, when Russia was expanding its industry in Siberia. It was constructed as the administrative center to control the growing production and export of these valuable metals.
The building reflects the importance of mining activity in Siberia's development and shows how administrative structures supported metalwork production. Visitors can see how daily management of these large works was organized and what role production played in the local economy.
The building sits on Polzunov Street and welcomes visitors interested in history and architecture. The location is centrally positioned, making it easy to combine with other local sites.
The building was closely connected to engineer Ivan Polzunov, a pioneer of early steam-powered technology in Russia. The street on which it stands bears his name, honoring his legacy of industrial innovation.
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