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Avant-garde is a military term. It is an advanced detachment of the army, which is the first to face the enemy, the first to get into action, and which is more likely to die than others.
Konstantin Lidin
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Defying the Avant-Garde Logic: Architecture, Populism, and Mass Culture [PDF]
As an introduction to this issue of Footprint, which is dedicated to questions pertaining to the role, perception and valuation of mass culture and populism within the twentieth century, avant-garde discourse, this text presents a tentative framework ...
Dirk van den Heuvel, Tahl Kaminer
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Stylistic Dynamics of the Russian (Soviet) Avant-Garde in the Architecture of Novosibirsk [PDF]
This paper is dedicated to the problem of studying the communication potential of Russian avant-garde stylistics in architecture of Novosibirsk as a basis of actual progression from the position of discursive analysis.
Natalya Bagrova, Sergey Filonov
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The Myth of the Soviet Avant-Garde and VKHUTEMAS [PDF]
The brief rise of the Soviet avant-garde in the 1920s was the basis for the formation of the myth and the foundation for the architects’ creative work in the 1960s.
Elena Bagina
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Broken avant-garde movement. Reinterpretation of russian avant-garde ideas in contemporary architecture [PDF]
In the modern architecture of Russia, there is a shortage of morphological ideas associated with the loss of identity. Is it possible to revive the architecture of the avant-garde of the 1920s in order to find a vector for the further development of the Russian architectural movement?
Tokmacheva, Nataliya
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Modifications of the Giant Order in the Leningrad Post-Avant-garde Architecture
In the present article the authors for the first time reveal the main circle of buildings of the post-avant-garde period that use the giant order. Through comparative analysis, the authors have determined the modifications of the giant order and revealed
B. Kirikov, M. Stieglitz
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The apolitical avant-garde of architecture: A comparison between Karel Teige, Rem Koolhaas, and Bjarke Ingels [PDF]
The term avant-garde in architecture has most often been associated with the conceptual architecture in western Europe of the sixties and seventies, many times overshadowing the predecessors of the early European modernists. Even looking back before this
Koutsou, Giannis
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EXPERIMENTAL PRACTICE PARALLELS IN THE HOUSING ARCHITECTURE OF THE WESTERN AND UKRAINIAN AVANT-GARDE
The article is devoted to the parallels in the practice of experiments of the Western and Ukrainian avant-garde in the field of residential architecture of the 1920s and early 1930s, case study is Kharkiv early modernist residential architecture.
K. Didenko
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Anticipations of the Ideas of Contemporary Architecture in the Russian Avant-Garde
Leading contemporary architects stated their adherence to the ideas of the Russian Avant-garde that could be “injected” into the Western cultural background and might regenerate or revitalize it. Their approach could be accounted as “superficial sliding”,
O. Adamov
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The social being, human, is a spatial creature whose habitation space is called the residential microenvironment. An architectural object is a place in a separate space. The object-place in space is formed in a variety of ways, but so that it can only be
Agata Gąsowska-Kramarz
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