The Reconstruction and Restoration of the Former Jewish Hospital in Kropyvnytskyi

The article analyzes the experience of reconstructing and restoring one of the former buildings of the Jewish hospital in the city of Kropyvnytskyi. This object is an architectural monument, built in 1910-1914 in the eclectic style with elements of modernism, in interiors with motifs of the traditional "Jewish" style. It is significant that, during its existence, the hospital was used for its intended purpose; however, some buildings were rebuilt and lost part of their original decor. As of the beginning of the restoration work, building No. 2 had signs of disrepair. The article highlights the history of the object, its style characteristics, and characteristics of the original structural roofs and materials. The stages and content of the restoration project are described.