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The shock of the old: architectural preservation in Soviet Russia
Nations and Nationalism, 2017AbstractIn Soviet sources from the Brezhnev era, the history of architectural preservation after 1917 was presented as a triumph of rational state‐building and cultural organisation: with the support of Lenin, the Bolshevik government had rapidly put in place effective measures to protect historic buildings for future generations. As this article shows,
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Terror in Soviet Architecture: The Murder of Mikhail Okhitovich
Slavic Review, 1992Throughout the 1920s and into the years of Stalinism, progressive architects in the Soviet Union sought to construct new forms of housing and settlement that would offer the best of modern technology and whose design would include provisioning of services that would allow all citizens, especially women, to partake in creative work.
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Architecture of the first Soviet hydroelectric stations
Hydrotechnical Construction, 1980G. M. Orlov, E. S. Matveev
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On performativity of soviet paper architecture of 1980s
Декоративное искусство и предметно-пространственная среда. Вестник МГХПА, 2022openaire +1 more source
The three epochs of soviet architecture in Central Asia
2021Meuser, Ph., Khmelnitsky, D.
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