If you have walking along Nevsky Prospekt , there is no doubt among the many attractions of St.Petersburg your attention will be drawn to the monumental architecture of buildings of shopping mall "Grand Palace" (building 44) , department store "Passage" (building 48) and building 46 - a former Moscow Merchant Bank. System reconstruction "Grand Palace", designed in a modern style and has retained the appearance of the historic facade of the building in historical drawings of the XVIII century, and is now the system through shopping malls connecting Nevsky Prospekt and the Italian street.

Company "PetroMramor" participated in the project for reconstruction of buildings of administrative and commercial complex "Grand Palace" in the creation of high-end shopping center - arcade gallery in accordance with modern architectural trends which combine abundance and variety of granite and marble. LLC "PetroMramor" carried out the supply of granite slabs , are made from natural products stone, served trim floors, stairs, plinths facade. "Grand Palace" unique and unparalleled renovation project, made at the European level .

Through the creation of the shopping gallery between Nevsky Prospekt (building 44) and the Italian street (building 15) is the first step to transform the whole blocks from St. Michael street from the gardens. The ensemble of buildings on the Nevsky , from St. Michael's Street , includes the building of the Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Catherine (house 40-42), designed by YM Felten in 1775. On the other side of the facade of "Grand Palace" (building 46) is located monumental former Moscow Merchant Bank, rebuilt in 1902 in the Art Nouveau architect L.N. Benoit home Petersburg private commercial bank. Following well-known building (building 48) takes a department store "Passage", representing the atrium gallery between Nevsky Prospekt and the house 19 to the Italian street. In the middle of XIX Building 48 was bought by Count Frenkel Essen and rebuilt by the architect RA Zhelyadevich in trade establishment in 1848.

Architectural ensemble "Grand Palace" and a shopping arcade included the three buildings - the former gallery Siberian Commercial Bank (small passage, house 44), trading module inside the yard and the front wing on the Italian street 15. In its current form shopping mall "Grand Palace" united under one roof over one hundred boutiques of famous brands, restaurants, bars, bank, office space and underground parking.