Slavutich. Architectural guide
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Slavutich - the Ukrainian provincial city north of Kyiv - in many ways seems to belong to another era. The city was built after a nuclear disaster, which occurred in 1986 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, to relocate the working power plant from the polluted Pripyat. Slavutich is the last ideal planned city of the Soviet Union.
However, the topic of Slavutich is very relevant - especially during the political crisis in Eastern Europe. Slavutich is an architectural manifestation of friendship of Soviet peoples. Architects of the eight republics of the USSR participated in the planning and construction of the city. As a result, the postmodern architecture of Slavutich is simultaneously characterized by socialist, Soviet paradigms and the regional influence of the Caucasus, Baltic and Russia. In addition, the search for the last generation of Soviet architects is environmentally friendly, convenient for architecture housing, of course, is also relevant today.
The architectural guide to Slavutich documents all areas and most buildings of the city, giving a critical analysis of the unique late Soviet architecture and urban planning in the context of perestroika
However, the topic of Slavutich is very relevant - especially during the political crisis in Eastern Europe. Slavutich is an architectural manifestation of friendship of Soviet peoples. Architects of the eight republics of the USSR participated in the planning and construction of the city. As a result, the postmodern architecture of Slavutich is simultaneously characterized by socialist, Soviet paradigms and the regional influence of the Caucasus, Baltic and Russia. In addition, the search for the last generation of Soviet architects is environmentally friendly, convenient for architecture housing, of course, is also relevant today.
The architectural guide to Slavutich documents all areas and most buildings of the city, giving a critical analysis of the unique late Soviet architecture and urban planning in the context of perestroika
Author:
Author:Gubkina Eugene
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:9783869224718
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