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In the night of 8 February 2013 the roof of
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special unit brutally dispersed the action, arresting some protesters. The illegal reconstruction was continuing with its roof being dismantled and a construction right in the middle of the court beginning, however the
Revolution of Dignity had started in Ukraine later that year and the work had to
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It was planned to restore the building, but nobody wanted to work on it since it was in a dangerous state. Valentyna
Shevchenko and Yurii Losytskyi developed a reconstruction project based on Luigi Rusca's original one found in the archive. In 1979 Hostynnyi Dvir became a part of an architectural
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In 2011, it was excluded from architectural heritage, next year it was approved to reconstruct it into a shopping mall with offices and parking. The new project of Andriy
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The reconstruction had started in 1829 when
Melensky left his job due to illness. Industrialists from merchant court were supplying the construction materials. It was planned to end the reconstruction in 1830, but for various reasons it lasted until 1833. After being opened, some parts of the
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caused the money redirection, so the work on
Hostynnyi Dvir had to slow down. In 1987 the remaining parts of the old building were destroyed, and the renovation was completed in 1990. Despite being newly built, the merchant court retained its status of an architectural heritage.
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During the Soviet era, the building was heavily modified, losing its original facade. During World War II Hostynnyi Dvir was abandoned and in a 1947 city master plan it was planned to be demolished, however the building was saved and continued to work. In 70s the
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10 August 1809 the project of Luigi Rusca was approved and 18 September the foundation was laid. A mistake made while building a foundation caused the subsidence and cracks on the walls. The mistake was fixed in 1811.
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February 2014. That month the trials against Ukrrestavratsiia had started and later the approval of the reconstruction was canceled and their ownership of the building was decided to be illegal.
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21 November 1808 the market was completely destroyed by fire and the merchants society had to ask a civil governor to approve a construction of a stone merchant house. Neoclassical architect
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building were modified in the next years. In the beginning of XX century the second floor was enlarged by lowering the first one, it was made to increase the space for trade.
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was chosen to develop a new two-storey trade complex to be located on the square. The construction was planned to be controlled by the construction expedition.
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