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Tag Archives: restoration
Before / During / After
El Lissitzky’s Ogonyok Printing Plant Before / During / After or Original / “Restoration” / Fake Read why this is so HERE in English and HERE in Russian.
Posted in Photos, Under Threat
Tagged architecture, avant-garde, constructivist, el lissitzky, moscow, ogonyok printing plant, preservation, restoration, москва, эль лисицкий
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Типография «Огонек» Лисицкого под угрозой
Эль Лисицкий – художник, дизайнер и архитектор первой половины 20 века. Он был гражданином Советского Союза и при этом – одним из лидеров европейского конструктивизма 1920-х и 1930-х годов. Эль Лисицкий был членом Баухауса, его архитектурные проекты, в том числе … Continue reading
Ogonyok Printing Plant: Survey on June 18, 2013
After seeing some alarming photos, on June 18 I went to see for myself what is going at Lissitky’s Ogonyok Printing Plant. Construction work at the Lumiere residential building is paused. Ogonyok is covered in the notorious green mesh to … Continue reading
SAVE House, STOP Work
FACT: We all LOVE it! Then WHY is the iconic MELNIKOV HOUSE crumbling before us? TWO reasons: #1 – Complex ownership issue is preventing a) the allocation of funding, b) the organization of restoration work, and c) the conceptualization of … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Quotes, Uncategorized, Videos, Words
Tagged arbat, architecture, avant-garde, construction, constructivist, melnikov, melnikov house, moscow, moscow urban forum, restoration, дом мельникова, мельников
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Panel Discussion: Architectural Heritage of Shukhov
On Monday I went to the Central House of the Architect to listen in on the panel discussion “The architectural heritage of Vladimir Shukhov in a modern city.” While I usually post photos, this time around I thought I’d share … Continue reading
Posted in Words
Tagged architecture, avant-garde, constructivist, moscow, radio tower, reconstruction, restoration, shabolovka, Shukhov, shukhov tower, shukhov tower foundation, шухов, шуховская башня
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October 9, 2012
October 9, 2012: went to Nikolaev’s Student Commune House to take a look at the progress of the reconstruction work. By December, the dormitory wing should be ready to go, currently working on the shower area (being converted into an … Continue reading
From a year ago, part 2
NEW additions to the gallery: Nikolaev’s Student Commune House:
From a year ago
Finally getting around to going through some film, from a year ago! Here’s what Nikolaev’s Student Commune House looked like last fall: More photos of Student Commune House HERE.
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Tagged architecture, avant-garde, constructivist, moscow, Nikolaev, restoration, Student Commune House, Николаев, Студенческий Дом-Коммуна
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More color!
Interior of Nikolaev’s Student Commune House, full of vibrant colors:
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From radio THE VOICE OF RUSSIA: “Two buildings of historical significance that have fallen prey to developers, the Detsky Mir department store and the Dynamo Football Stadium, lend a perspective on how landmark law differs from the reality of construction … Continue reading