Samara is a large industrial center, in the territory of which there are many production giants. One of them is the Samara Metallurgical Plant, which once created a real town around the enterprise with its own infrastructure for workers. The plant owned not only the housing stock, but also a sanatorium, a factory-kitchen, a park and the Palace of Culture built in 1959.
DK Metallurg (Samara): location
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the plant repeatedly changed its name and owners, and its facilities were privatized. Today, the Palace of Culture is a private property. It is located on the square named after P. Mochalov - the first director of a metallurgical plant built in 1951. The address of the institution is 75 Metallurgov Avenue.
Description
The two-story building was designed by I. Matveev and amazes with its splendor with external minimalism. The facade is decorated with columns and three sculptural compositions in the style of the Soviet era. The main beauty inside is expensive furniture, luxurious grand staircases, crystal chandeliers.
Modern acoustics makes the main hall attractive for festivals and concerts. At the same time, Metallurg recreation center (Samara) is able to accommodate 820 people both in the stalls and on the balconies - the central and two side ones. It offers spectators soft comfort chairs with a significant distance between the rows.
Additional premises
The Metallurg recreation center (Samara) has four additional rooms, one of which is designed as a palace interior (central), and the other three are conference rooms and are located on both floors of the building. Their capacity is from 75 to 150 people. There is a marble foyer, and dance classes allow you to conduct choreographic classes in the palace. Mugs and sections are one of the core activities of the Metallurg recreation center (Samara).
