Soviet Modernism, Brutalism, Post-modernism: Buildings and Projects in Ukraine 1960-1990
By (Author) Oleksiy Bykov
By (author) Ievgeniia Gubkina
DOM Publishers
DOM Publishers
1st November 2018
Germany
General
Non Fiction
History of architecture
720.094770904
250
Width 235mm, Height 275mm
This new publication is a comprehensive study of Soviet Modernism in Ukraine. The authors and architects, Oleksiy Bykov and Ievgeniia Gubkina, have studied modernism in architecture in depth over many years. In this 250-page book, they explore the uniqueness of modernist ob-jects in all its forms - from interior de-sign to city plans - across the entire ter-ritory of Ukraine and over three full dec-ades. Furthermore, this title explores the differences between the main concepts in the debate on late Soviet architecture, in which the term "brutalism" has, un-til now, been understood as a western phenomenon.
Ievgeniia Gubkina, born 1985, architect, researcher and curator. Organised and held numerous conferences. Co-founder of the NGO Urban Forms Center. In 2013 she started the womens avant-garde movement Modernistky. Her research interests include modernist architecture, urban planning and planned cities as well as the heritage of Socialist cities. Currently working on a PhD project on Soviet workers settlements in Ukraine in the 1920s and 1930s. Lives and works in Kharkiv.