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Yerevan’s iconic giant corncob-like Youth Palace building to be rebuilt

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A project by Aprelu Yerkir Party and Artur Tarkhanyan Center seeks to rebuild the Youth Palace building resembling a giant corncob. The project is still in a preliminary phase and experts are now working on the future concept of the building. The building will be completed in two years, and another two years will be needed for interior works.

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Yerevan’s iconic giant corncob-like Youth Palace building to be rebuilt

YEREVAN, JUNE 7, ARMENPRESS. The Youth Palace building in downtown Yerevan which was once one of the most iconic landmarks of the Armenian capital ever since it was built in the 1970s until its demolishment in 2006 will be brought back to life.

11 months ago·Armenia

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