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The Archdiocese of Vilnius will restore St. George’s Monastery Building Complex. S t. In 1946, a warehouse of old publications of the National Library M. Mažvydas was installed in the Church of St. George. 2011 The Seimas decided to return the church, the Carmelite monastery complex, to the Archdiocese of Vilnius, and the publications repository has already been moved.
During the reconstruction of the house of the monastery of the Carmelite Order, it is planned to discover unique wall paintings, carvings and figurative paintings. At this stage, the bell tower, the monastery house and the monastery fence with a gate will be rebuilt.
In addition, there will be a cafeteria and a bookstore.
After the restoration of the buildings, it is planned to install a religious center of the Vilnius Archdiocese, a bookstore, small coffee shops, universal corridors, recreation areas and the like. An additional lift is also planned.
“Emergency roof removal works are being designed for the complex object; to restore wooden ceiling structures, masonry walls, chimneys, protected skylights, etc. according to the recommendations of applied research. elements. The volumetric and flat skylights with masking elements are designed for the illumination of the attic floor ”, – the planned reconstruction works are written in the project proposals.
Project technical parameters
- The address of the planned object is K. Sirvydo str. 4, New Town;
- The area of the plot is 8,657 mtwo;
- The vegetation area on the plot is 2,597.10 mtwo (30% of the area of the plot);
- The total area of the building is 5,210.93 mtwo:
- Building height: 2 floors with attic (up to 18.52 m high);
- Building energy efficiency class – D;
- Project Developer – Archdiocese of Vilnius;
- The project proposals were prepared by the UAB Senojo miesto architektai, project director – Diana Sabaliauskienė.
Public deliberation
Members of the public can email their proposals d[email protected] The public hearing of the project proposals will take place on April 14, at 5:30 p.m., by remote video transmission. Link to the video stream here.
