The first stone dwellings in royal palace, later called the Terem Palace, were built in 1635-1636. for Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich of stone works by masters Bazhen Ogurtsov, Antip Konstantinov, Trefil Sharutin and Larion Ushakov. The basis for the newly erected three-story chambers was the lower tier of the northern part of the palace, built by Aleviz in 1499-1508, and built on top of it in the second half of the 16th century. Workshop rooms.

In the tiered construction of the volume of the new building with open ambush, platforms, porches and stairs, traditional features Russian wooden architecture. Nevertheless, it was a new type of multi-storey stone residential building for its time, in which the enfilade construction of interiors, which became characteristic of later palaces, was already in its infancy.

Three galleries surrounded the palace in tiers: the lower Boyarskaya platform, or the Bed Porch, was located at the level of the ceiling of the Alevizov basement, where the Vladimir Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace now stands. From this level, an open staircase led to the Front stone courtyard, built on top of the leveled vaults of the Master Chambers, on which, in fact, three floors of the Terem Palace were built. The exit to the middle abyss was later closed with a golden lattice, which is a unique example of blacksmithing. On the eastern side of the Terems was the Front golden porch, along which they climbed to the second floor in the living quarters of the king. The last tier of the built chambers - the golden-domed Teremok, located in the center of the building, is surrounded by the third platform - the Upper stone courtyard.

The unusual picturesqueness and elegance of the new palace is created not only due to the complex space-planning solution of the building, but also due to the richest decorative design of its facades. Profiled pilasters between the windows, carved and majolica cornices, complex white-stone frames of openings with hanging weights and triangular pediments, covered with carved ornaments, tiles and carvings in the widths of the parapets of the mounds, gilded roofing - all this is in harmony with the polychrome coloring of the walls and white-stone details, restored during restoration of Terems in 1966-1969. In general, the palace gives the impression of a precious piece of jewelry.

The original interior decoration of the chambers, with the exception of individual fragments, was not preserved and was re-made under the direction of the artist F.G. Solntsev in the style of the 17th century. These works were carried out in 1836-1837. Subsequently, during the construction of the Grand Kremlin Palace, the ancient monument was included in the new complex of palace buildings.

Currently, the Terem Palace as part of the Grand Kremlin Palace is the Residence of the President of the Russian Federation.

The first stone living quarters in the royal palace, later called the Terem Palace, were built in 1635-1636. for Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich of stone works by masters Bazhen Ogurtsov, Antip Konstantinov, Trefil Sharutin and Larion Ushakov. The basis for the newly erected three-story chambers was the lower tier of the northern part of the palace built by Aleviz in 1499-1508. and built on top of it in the second half of the 16th century. Workshop rooms.

In the tiered construction of the volume of the new building with open ambush, platforms, porches and stairs, the traditional features of Russian wooden architecture were reflected. Nevertheless, it was a new type of multi-storey stone residential building for its time, in which the enfilade construction of interiors, which became characteristic of later palaces, was already in its infancy.

Three galleries surrounded the palace in tiers: the lower Boyarskaya platform, or the Bed Porch, was located at the level of the ceiling of the Alevizov basement, where the Vladimir Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace now stands. From this level, an open staircase led to the Front stone courtyard, built on top of the leveled vaults of the Master Chambers, on which, in fact, three floors of the Terem Palace were built. The exit to the middle abyss was later closed with a golden lattice, which is a unique example of blacksmithing. On the eastern side of the Terems there was a front golden porch, along which they climbed to the second floor to the king's living quarters. The last tier of the built chambers - the golden-domed Teremok, located in the center of the building, is surrounded by the third platform - the Upper stone courtyard.

The unusual picturesqueness and elegance of the new palace is created not only due to the complex space-planning solution of the building, but also due to the richest decorative design of its facades. Profiled pilasters between the windows, carved and majolica cornices, complex white-stone frames of openings with hanging weights and triangular pediments, covered with carved ornaments, tiles and carvings in the widths of the parapets of the mounds, gilded roofing - all this is in harmony with the polychrome coloring of the walls and white-stone details, restored during restoration of Terems in 1966-1969. In general, the palace gives the impression of a precious piece of jewelry.

The original interior decoration of the chambers, with the exception of individual fragments, was not preserved and was re-made under the direction of the artist F.G. Solntsev in the style of the 17th century. These works were carried out in 1836-1837. during restoration ancient monument, later included, during the construction of the Grand Kremlin Palace, into a new complex of palace buildings.

Currently, the Terem Palace as part of the Grand Kremlin Palace is the Residence of the President of the Russian Federation.