Vagharshapat
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Auditorium and Sports Hall of Spiritual Academy
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
The auditorium and sports hall of the Spiritual Academy are situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of the First-Priestly Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. These buildings are included in the official list of architectural structures of the Echmiadzin complex dated 2011. They form part of the academy's infrastructure.
Alley to Echmiadzin Cathedral
Vagharshapat, approach to the cathedral
Echmiadzin Cathedral Alley is a pedestrian path connecting the historical center of Vagarshapat city with the main temple complex. It leads directly to the grounds of the Mother See's Cathedral of Saint Echmiadzin, which is the heart of the city's religious-historical core. This route is part of pilgrimage routes leading to the Primatial Echmiadzin.
Vagharshapat Historical and Ethnographic Museum
Vagharshapat, city centre
Vagharshapat Historical-Ethnographic Museum founded in 1964 is situated in the center of Vagharshapat city. The museum's collection includes over 15,000 exhibits covering the region's history from antiquity to present day. It features archaeological finds, religious artifacts and ethnographic items related to the city and its spiritual capital - First See Echmiadzin.
Vagharshapat Regional Museum
Vagharshapat, city centre
Vagharshapat Regional Museum is located in the center of Vagharshapat city and introduces visitors to the history of the city and Armavir Province of Armenia. The museum's exhibition tells about the cultural, historical and natural features of the region.
Vazgenyan Gates
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Vazgenyan Gates are situated within the historical ensemble of First-Priestly Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. They are included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin Monastery and bear the name of Catholicos Vazgen I. The date of inclusion of the object in the list - from 1962 to 2002.
Saint Gregory the Enlightener Gates
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Gates of Saint Gregory the Enlightener are situated within the historical ensemble of the Mother See of Etchmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. They are included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Mother See of Etchmiadzin and dated to the period of 2001. These gates are part of the constructions of the jubilee renewal of the Mother See's throne at the beginning of the 21st century.
King Trdat Gates
Vagharshapat, Echmiadzin
The Gates of King Trdat are situated near the open altar of Saint King Trdat in Vagarshapat. They were built in the traditional architectural style of Echmiadzin Monastery and serve as an entrance to its grounds. These gates were constructed to commemorate the 1700th anniversary of Armenia's adoption of Christianity. Their primary function is to organize space for conducting church ceremonies and gatherings of believers.
Clock Tower Gates
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Clocktower Gates are situated within the historical ensemble of the Vartanavan Holy Echmiadzin in the city of Vagarshapat. They are included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin Monastery dated 1959. This object is part of the architectural complex associated with the Primacy.
Gevorkyan Spiritual Seminary
Vagharshapat, Echmiadzin
Gevorgyan Spiritual Seminary is situated in Vagarshapat city near Etchmiadzin. Established on September 28, 1874, it has a rich history starting with construction from 1869 to 1874. In 2001, the seminary's dormitory was put into operation. After being returned to the Church in 1991, classes began there since the academic year 2003/2004. Nearby the seminary, a church dedicated to Saints Archangels was consecrated in 2011.
First Capital Etchmiadzin City Square
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The City Square of Primacy Echmiadzin is located within the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat city. It is included in the official list of buildings and structures of Primacy Holy Echmiadzin and is an element of the Primacy Ensemble. Dated to the 19th-20th centuries.
Wan Tun Guesthouse
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Guesthouse "Vanatun" is located in the historical ensemble of Vagharshapat city near the First Capital Holy Echmiadzin. It is included in the official list of buildings and structures of this area dated back to 1978. The house is intended for accommodating guests of the First Capital.
Guest House of Old Catholic residence
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Guest House of the old residence of Catholicos is located on the territory of the historical ensemble of First-Priestly Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. The building dates back to the period of 1738-1741 and is included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin monastery. The corps is part of the ensemble of the old patriarchal residence of the 18th century.
Ayordeac House "Grack and Suzan Tufayan"
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Ayordeac House "Grach and Suzan Tufayan" is situated within the historical ensemble of Echmiadzin's Holy See, in Vagarshapat city. It is included in the official list of buildings from the period of 1971-1979 and forms part of the youth infrastructure of Echmiadzin's Holy See.
Zvartnots Cathedral Ruins
near Vagarshapat, Zvartnots
The ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral are situated near Vagarshapat city and were included in UNESCO's World Heritage List since 2000. This is a monument of central dome Armenian architecture, destroyed in the 10th century presumably due to an earthquake. Today only archaeological remains and fragments of stone structures have been preserved. The site belongs to the state and serves as an important example of the development of Armenian church architecture.
Echmiadzin Mother See Building
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Synod Building of First-Priestly Echmiadzin is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat. It is included in the official list of buildings from the year 1911 and is associated with the activities of the Synod of the Armenian Apostolic Church. The object is part of the complex of First-Priestly Holy Echmiadzin.
Zvartnots Historical-Cultural Reserve
Near Vagarshapat, Zvartnots
Historical and cultural reserve "Zvartnots" is situated near Vagarshapat city. It is an archaeological site included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2000 together with Echmiadzin cathedral and churches. Remains of 31 ancient structures were found here, indicating significant influence of Armenian church architecture on neighboring regions. The area is located in a seismically hazardous zone posing threat to the monument's preservation. The reserve also reflects spiritual and artistic heritage of the Armenian Church since its inception.
Historical Center of Vagharshapat
Vagharshapat, city centre
Vagarshapat - historical center of ancient settlement known since the times of Urartu king Rus II (7th century BC). It houses Mother Cathedral and Echmiadzin's Primatial Ensemble linking the city's historical core with early Christian traditions of Armenia. The settlement is also known under names such as Kuaranili, Artime, Vardgesavan and Vagarshapat, developed during King Vagharsh I Arshakid and served as capital of ancient Armenia during the Arshakid dynasty.
Kyeli Ereman
Vagharshapat, territory of the Primatial Holy Echmiadzin
Kelly Ereman — a separate building of the ensemble of First Prelacy Etchmiadzin in Vagarshapat, included in the official list under the construction date of 1892-1893. Located on the territory of the historical complex Etchmiadzin.
Matenadaran Vache and Tamara Manukyan
Vagharshapat, Holy Echmiadzin
Matenadaran Archive of Vache and Tamara Manukyan is situated on the grounds of the Holy Echmiadzin Primatial in Vagarshapat. It is a modern structure designed by Artak Gulyan blending contemporary technologies with traditional Armenian architectural elements. Here is preserved a rich collection of ancient Armenian manuscripts with historical significance. The library continues the centuries-old tradition of preserving regional church books initiated during medieval times.
Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin Cathedral
Vagharshapat, spiritual center of Echmiadzin
Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin is situated in Vagarshapat city and serves as the principal church of Armenian Apostolic Church. It is included in UNESCO's World Heritage List together with Saint Gevork, Saint Ripsime Churches, Shoghakat and Zvartnots Monument. The cathedral hosts the residence of Catholicos of All Armenians. In 2000 it was also designated as a world cultural heritage site. Restoration works on its roof, interior and floor of the prayer hall took place between 2001-2008.
First Capital Etchmiadzin Monastery Cemetery
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
The Monastic Cemetery of the First-Priestly Echmiadzin is situated within the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat city. It is included in the official list of buildings of the monastery dating from the 16th to the 21st century. Here, the multi-century history of the monastic community of the Echmiadzinsky First-Priestly seat is reflected.
Saint Gevork Monastery
Vagharshapat, Issi-Le-Mulino St
St. Gevorg Monastery is situated in Vagarshapat city on Issy-le-Mulino street. The Church of St. Gevorg built in 630 represents an early example of architecture combining a three-nave basilica with a central dome; in 1688 it was extended with a three-arched porch, and in 1764 adjacent to it there was constructed underground storage room "magac" for food products. The monastery was listed as UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site in 2000 and underwent partial restoration works in 2004.
Saint Ripsime Monastery
Vagharshapat, Mesropa Mashtotsa St
Saint Ripsime Monastery is situated on Mesrop Mashtots Street in Vagarshapat city. Founded in 618, it is among Armenia's oldest churches preserving its religious function throughout centuries. It represents an early example of central-domed Armenian architecture. To the church was added a porch built in 1688, while to the west there is a underground storage room "magac" for food products. Annually, the monastery becomes a pilgrimage site during the festival of Saint Virgins Ripsimianok.
Zvartnots Museum-Reserve
near Vagarshapat, Zvartnots
Zvartnots Museum-Reserve is situated near Vagarshapat city. It showcases an exhibition dedicated to the history of ancient Zvartnots Cathedral, which was destroyed in the Middle Ages. Visitors can explore archaeological findings and artifacts related to this significant Armenian religious structure.
Ruben Sevak Museum
Vagharshapat, Kazarhat Building, Holy Echmiadzin
The Ruben Sevak Museum is situated in the building of Kazharapat, near the archpriest residence of the First Cathedral of Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. It was opened on September 10th, 2013 after the reconstruction of the first floor completed in 2012. The exhibition includes charcoal drawings of the artist, his personal belongings and documents. The reconstruction project was designed by architect M. Movsesyan.
Alex and Marie Manoukian Treasure Museum
Vagharshapat, territory of the Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin
The "Alex and Marie Manukyan" Treasure Museum is situated on the grounds of the First Capital Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. It was opened on October 11, 1982 and named after Armenian-American benefactors. The exhibition includes church items, vestments, lamps, altar curtains, cups and works of applied art. Special value is placed on paintings depicting Holy Mother of God created by Armenian craftsmen from various eras. Some exhibits were temporarily moved here from the southeastern part of the cathedral during construction work. The museum building was designed by architect Bagdasar Arzumanian.
Garegin I Educational Center
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Educational Center "Garegin I" is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of the Vartanavan Holy Echmiadzin in the city of Vagarshapat. It is included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin Monastery. Built between 2011 and 2015, it was named after Catholicos Garegin I.
Eornekyan General Education School
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Eornekyan General Education School is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of the First Capital Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. It is included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Primacy and is an educational institution recorded in documentation under the date of 2017.
Open Altar of Saint King Trdat
Vagharshapat, Holy Echmiadzin
The Open Altar of Saint King Trdat in Vagarshapat was built in 2001. It was erected by benefactor Luiz Manukyan-Simon according to architects Jim Torosyan and Romero Julakian's design in honor of Armenia's 1700th anniversary of adopting Christianity. Here, holy myrrh is consecrated and rituals with pomegranate fruits and grapes are performed. In front of the altar there is an area for mass participation of believers in worship services.
OpenAltarofEchmiadzin
Vagharshapat, Holy Echmiadzin
The Open Altar of Echmiadzin built in 2001 is an important part of the complex of the Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin in Vagharshapat. It serves as a place for large worship services, pilgrimage gatherings and outdoor church ceremonies. This modern element complements the ancient cathedral, becoming an important point on the city's route and reflecting the lively ecclesiastical use of the entire complex.
Memorial Wall for Repressed Clergymen
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Memorial wall of persecuted clergymen is situated on the grounds of the First Capital Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat. Included in the official list of buildings and structures of the complex, the date of the object is 2015. The wall immortalizes the memory of clergymen who suffered from repressions.
Comitas Monument
Vagharshapat, Komitas Park
The Comitas Monument is located in the park named after him in Vagarshapat city. It is dedicated to the outstanding composer and musicologist Vardepar Comitas, one of the founders of Armenian national musical school. This memorial object is an important cultural heritage of the city's central part.
Mesrop Mashtots Monument
Vagharshapat, city area
Mesrop Mashtots Monument is situated within the city zone of Vagarshapat. It honors the creator of the Armenian alphabet who played an important role in the development of Armenian literacy and church education. The memorial site is located near the historical center of the city and constitutes part of Armenia's cultural heritage.
Komitas Park in Vagarshapat
Vagharshapat, city centre
Komitas Park in Vagarshapat - green area dedicated to memory of Armenian composer Komitas Vardepardedz. Located in the city center, it recalls his studies at Geghard Monastic Seminary in Echmiadzin and connections with culture and spirituality of Armenia. Name of the park emphasizes importance of this cultural figure in region's history.
Komitas Square in Vagarshapat
Vagharshapat, city centre
Komitas Square in Vagarshapat is situated in the city center and serves as its main urban space near the spiritual center - Echmiadzin. Named after the prominent composer and musician Komitas Vardeparpet, who was an alumnus of Geghardyan Spiritual Seminary, it is located in the central part of the settlement.
Nersisyan Pond
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Lake "Nersisyan" is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of the First-Priestly Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. It was included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin monastery during the period from 1847 to 1960s. It is an individual element of the architectural complex.
Residence of Catholicos (Vehаран)
Vagharshapat, Echmiadzin
The Residence of Catholicos Veharian is situated in Vagarshapat city near the Primatial Echmiadzin. It was founded in 1910 by architect Gogh Zograbian and built by benefactor Alexander Mantashan. In 1957 it was returned to the Primatial upon request of Catholicos Vazgen I after reconstruction from 1958 to 1962 when the building was adorned with artworks. The solemn opening of the residence took place on September 30, 1962 during the arrival of Catholicos Vazgen I. Reopened following renovations on September 18, 2019.
Catholicos of All Armenians Residence
Vagharshapat, Echmiadzin
The Residence of Catholicos of All Armenians in Vagarshapat serves as the main administrative and spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church. It is situated in the historical city of First Cathedral Echmiadzin, where the most important shrine of Armenians - Echmiadzinsky Cathedral also resides.
Yerevan Botanical Garden
Vagharshapat, Echmiadzin area
The Garden of the First Capital Echmiadzin is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat. It surrounds the buildings of the residence of the Catholicos and forms part of the complex associated with the main cathedral. The garden was improved during repairs to the residence and represents an orderly green area.
Northwest Gates of Echmiadzin Monastery
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Northwest Gates of Echmiadzin Monastery are part of the complex of Primatial Holy Echmiadzin. They are situated on its grounds and lead directly into the monastery. The construction date of the object pertains to the beginning of the 21st century.
Nersisyan Square
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Nersisyan Sqare is situated within the historical ensemble of the First Capital Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. Officially listed under this name since the period of 1847-1850, it is part of an architectural complex associated with significant religious and historical events of Armenia.
Alex and Marie Manoukian Treasure Vault
Vagharshapat, territory of the Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin
Alex and Marie Manukyan Treasure Chamber is located in Echmiadzin, Vagharshapat. The museum building was designed by architect Bagdasar Arzumanian and opened on October 11, 1982. It houses church relics, works of art, liturgical garments and worship items. A special pride of the museum is the section with ancient manuscripts of the Armenian Church, opened in 2013, which is one of the key museum exhibitions of the Echmiadzin complex.
Old Patriarchal Residence-Museum
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Old Patriarchal Residence-Museum is situated within the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat city, near the Primatial Holy Echmiadzin. The building was constructed under Catholicos Lazar I Dzak'ezi. In 1968 it was transformed into a museum of Catholicoses. Basement areas feature a discovered during restoration brick workshop and an oven for firing. The residence is listed as an official architectural monument of the Echmiadzin complex dated to 1738-1741.
Old Academy Hostel
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The building of the old dormitory of the Spiritual Academy is included in the official list of historical monuments of the city Vagarshapat. It is situated on the territory of the historical ensemble of First-Priestly Echmiadzin and dates back to 1879. The object is associated with the educational activities of the spiritual academy of Echmiadzin.
Old Matenadaran Echmiadzin Cathedra's Repository
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
The Old Matenadaran of Primatial Echmiadzin is situated on the grounds of the historical ensemble of Vagarshapat. The building constructed between 1908 and 1911 was originally a repository and center for studying ancient church manuscripts. It is included in the official list of architectural monuments of the complex.
First Capital Etchmiadzin Printing House
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Modern printing house building completed in 1889 according to architect Mikhael Salabekyan's project is situated on the territory of historical ensemble Vagarshapat. In 1957 it was returned to the Primacy after transfer in 1991 with new equipment. The building is included in the official list of architectural monuments of Echmiadzin complex.
Agapé trapeznaya
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Refectory "Agape" is situated within the historical ensemble of the First-Priestly Holy Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat city. Its inclusion in the official list of buildings of the First-Priestly Echmiadzin took place in 1766. The name of the object is linked to the Christian tradition of common meals typical for early Christianity.
Khachkar Monuments of Echmiadzin
Vagharshapat, territory of the Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin
On the grounds of the First Capital Echmiadzin in Vagarshapat there are khachkars - Armenian stone slabs with carved crosses. Among them stands out the khachkar of master Momik from Noravank (1308 AD) and the khachkar from Artsakh (1640 AD). These monuments are an important part of the spiritual and artistic culture of Armenian churches.
Zvartnots Cathedral
near Vagarshapat, Zvartnots
Zvartnots Temple located near Vagharshapat is the ruins of an ancient round cathedral from the 7th century built between 641 and 652 by Catholicos Nerses III the Builder. The name translates to "temple of vigilant angels". The site is inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List together with Echmiadzin churches. Zvartnots played a significant role in the development of Armenian and Caucasian architecture.
Khrymyansky Museum
Vagharshapat, Primatial Holy Echmiadzin
The Hrimyan Museum building is situated in Vagarshapat city near the Primatial Holy Echmiadzin. It was constructed in 1896 upon instruction from Catholicos Mkhrtich I Hrimyan. Since 1957 it has been part of the Echmiadzin museum system. After prolonged service as storage during Soviet times, the building was confiscated, subsequently reconstructed with modern engineering systems installed. Today it bears the name of its founder - Hrimyan.
Church of Saint Mary
Vagharshapat, city centre, north of Mother Cathedral
The Church of Saint Mary in Vagarshapat, built in 1767, is a single-nave basilica without a dome. It is situated in the city center, north of Mother See, standing on the site of an old wooden church from the 16th century. During reconstruction in 1986 under Catholicos Vazgen I, a bell tower was constructed near the entrance. The exterior walls of the temple feature numerous khachkars from the 18th century. Since 2014, the diocese has moved to St. Gregory Narekatsi Church in Armavir.
Haghartn Church
Vagharshapat, city centre, north of Mother See
The Church of Holy Mother in Vagharshapat, built in 1767 by order of Catholicos Simon I Ervantsi, is an architectural monument of the 18th century. It is located in the center of the city near the historical complex Echmiadzin. Previously, there was a wooden church from the 16th century. Architecturally, it is a one-nave basilica without a dome, differing from traditional domed churches in the region. From 1996 to 2014, the temple served as the cathedral of the Armavir Diocese.
Saint Gevorg Church
Vagharshapat, Issi-Le-Mulino St
Saint Gaiane Church is located in Vagharshapat city at Issy-les-Moulineaux street. It is part of UNESCO World Heritage Site and represents an early medieval Armenian architecture monument. The building has retained its original austere appearance built in 630 AD. In 1652, a porch was added to the western part of the temple. The church is associated with the name of Abbess Gaiane, a well-known Christian saint and martyr of Armenia.
Saint Ripsime Church
Vagharshapat, Mesropa Mashtotsa St
Saint Ripsume Church in Vagharshapat town is situated on Mesrop Mashtots Street. Known for standing where Saint Ripsume suffered martyrdom, it features a crypt beneath its altar dedicated to her. Built in 618 AD, it exemplifies classic Armenian central-domed architectural style. Listed since 2000, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Saint Shogakht Church
Vagharshapat, Holy Ripsime District
The Church of Saint Shoghakat is situated in the Holy Ripsime district, Vagarshapat. It is included in UNESCO's World Heritage List and linked to an early Christian chapel from the 4th century. Every year on St. John the Baptist's day pilgrims come here. The temple's name relates to the appearance of light at the site of the martyrdom of the maidens Ripsimian. Shoghakat also forms part of the Ararats Week Pilgrimage route of the Armenian Church.
Church of the Holy Archangels
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
The Church of Saints Archangels is situated within the ensemble of the Holy Echmiadzin's Primatial Cathedral, close to Gevorkyan Spiritual Seminary. It was consecrated in 2011 under Patriarch Catholicos Garegin II. A cross-miraculous relic with a fragment of Saint Nerses Shnorhali's relics was brought into the temple, where a blessing ceremony took place. The site is associated with the spiritual educational complex of Echmiadzin.
Church of Holy Archangels in Vagharshapat
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
Vagharshapat Church of Holy Archangels - a round church about 15 meters in diameter with one dome, located on the grounds of Saint Echmiadzin Monastery near Gevorkyan Seminary. The construction of the church was carried out according to the project of architect Jim Torosyan from 2007 to 2011. The church was consecrated by Catholicos Garigin II on November 5, 2011. Daily services are held here for students and deacons of the seminary, as well as it is accessible for parishioners.
St Vartan and St John the Baptist Baptistry Chapel
Vagharshapat, territory of the Holy See of Echmiadzin
The chapel-baptistery of Saint Vartan and Saint John the Baptist is situated within the historical ensemble of the Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin, in the city of Vagarshapat. It was included in the official list of buildings and structures of the Echmiadzin Monastery since 2008. This structure combines the functions of a chapel and baptistery.
Ecumenical Center Gevorg VI Chorechyan
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
Ecumenical Center "Gevork VI Chorechyan" is situated in the historical ensemble of the First-Priestly Echmiadzin, in the city of Vagarshapat. The building dates back to the periods of 1896-1897 and has been included in the official list of architectural monuments of the Echmiadzin complex. The center is named after Catholicos Gevorg VI Chorechyan.
Echmiadzin Cathedral
Vagharshapat, spiritual center of Echmiadzin
Echmiadzin Cathedral is located in Vagharshapat city and serves as the main church of the Armenian Apostolic Church and the spiritual center of the country. Founded at the beginning of the IV century when Armenia adopted Christianity as its state religion, the cathedral's name meaning "the Only-Begotten descended" refers to a vision experienced by Gregory the Illuminator. After extensive restoration in 2024, it reopened its doors for worshippers. It is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List along with other monuments of Vagharshapat and the ruins of Zvartnots.
South Entrance of Catholicos Residence
Vagharshapat, premises of the Holy Echmiadzin
The Southern Gates of the residence of Catholicos are situated on the territory of the historical ensemble of First-Priestly Echmiadzin in the city of Vagarshapat. They are included in the official list of buildings of the old patriarchal residence complex dated to the period of 2007-2009.
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