| Kyiv River Station | |
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Київський річковий вокзал | |
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| General information | |
| Location | Kyiv, Podilskyi Raion |
| Address | Postal Square, Kyiv |
| Country |  Ukraine |
| Coordinates | 50°27′33″N30°31′37″E / 50.45917°N 30.52694°E |
| Inaugurated | 1961 |
| Official name | Річковий вокзал (River station) |
| Type | Architecture, Urban Planning, Monumental Art |
| Reference no. | 971-Кв |
Kyiv River Station is the main river port of Kyiv, located on the right bank of the Dnieper in Podil in the historical part of the city.
The station was built in 1957–1961 on Postal Square according to the project of architects Vadym Hopkalo, Vadym Ladny, Hryhoriy Slutsky and others.
The building has four floors on the Dnieper side and two floors on the square side. In the central part of the building there is a round tower with special communication, alarm, and fairway equipment. On the first two floors there are administrative and economic services, a hall, storage rooms and other premises, on the third and fourth floors there is a post office, a restaurant, and a cafe.
Artists Ernest Kotkov, Velerii Lamakh, and Ivan Litovchenko decorated the interiors with mosaic compositions "Dnipro — the trade route," "Seagulls over the water," and others.
As of 2012, the station was closed for reconstruction. [1] During 2012–15, the building acquired an abandoned state.
In January 2016, after a change of owners, a major reconstruction of the station building began, which by May 2016 was to become a modern tourist center with a restaurant gallery, nightclubs, outdoor pool and more. According to the project, the usable area of the building increased from 6,000 m2 to 11,700 m2. [2]
It has had the status of a newly discovered architectural monument since January 2016. [3]
In 2021-2023, the station had been reconstructed by a project of TBK West. 20 May 2023 private American University Kyiv had been opened in the building.
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