Kremlin Senate

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The Kremlin Senate is a historic 18th-century government building within Moscow's Kremlin complex that now serves as the official working residence of the President of Russia.

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Kremlin Senate canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 18th-century building
government building
historic building
palace
access not generally open to the public
adjacentTo Nikolskaya Tower
Senate Tower
architect Karl Blank
Matvey Kazakov
Vasily Bazhenov
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
city Moscow
completionDate 1787
constructionEnd 1787
constructionStart 1776
country Russia
culturalSignificance important monument of Russian neoclassical architecture
currentUse official working residence of the President of Russia
presidential administration offices
floorCount 3
function seat of the Governing Senate of the Russian Empire (historical)
governingBody Federal Protective Service of Russia (security and access control)
hasPart Senate Square-facing façade
central rotunda
dome
internal courtyard
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow
historicalFunction supreme judicial and administrative body of the Russian Empire
inception 1776
locatedInComplex Moscow Kremlin complex
linked to: Moscow Kremlin
location Moscow
Moscow Kremlin
Russia
near Lenin Mausoleum
Spasskaya Tower
occupant President of Russia
overlooks Red Square
owner Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
partOf Kremlin fortress ensemble
linked to: Moscow Kremlin
roofFeature green dome
shape triangular plan
significance central seat of executive power in the Russian Federation
symbol double-headed eagle on dome (historical and modern variants)
UNESCOSiteInscriptionYear 1990
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow
linked to: Moscow Kremlin
usedBy Governing Senate of the Russian Empire
Presidential Administration of Russia
Soviet government (historical)
linked to: Soviet government

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