Subjects: “...architecture; science; art; craft; urban environment...”
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Subjects: “...architecture; science; art; craft; urban environment...”
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“... OF THE ARCHITECT section contains the second part (see the first part in PB 58) of the material dedicated...”
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“... OF THE ARCHITECT section contains the second part (see the first part in PB 58) of the material dedicated...”
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“...The article announces a selection of materials about the architect A. P. Artyushkov, who worked...”
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“... continues to publish materials on the history of the Irkutsk school, paying tribute of respect...”
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“...The materials selected for the “Conversion of the Profession” section are tinged with worry...”
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“... The URBAN section presents several materials about the development of the Soviet urban planning...”
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“...The URBAN section presents several materials about the development of the Soviet urban planning...”
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“... of such traditional materials as sandstone and natural stone, to renew manufacturing of colours for historical...”
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“... century of the millennium also deserves strong criticism. The materials of this issue present opposing...”
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“... century of the millennium also deserves strong criticism. The materials of this issue present opposing...”
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“... it is utterly distorted being wrapped in shining foil of modern materials to satisfy a new owner. The editorial...”
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“.... This issue presents the materials devoted to Mark Meerovich. He was one of the most prominent representatives...”
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“.... This issue presents the materials devoted to Mark Meerovich. He was one of the most prominent representatives...”
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“... to simplify the procedure of obtaining a work permit for foreign specialists.The key materials...”
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“... Empire. The collection of materials for the main topic is about old and new historical examples...”
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“... only buildings. Architects’ materials are neither stone with its modern substitutes nor even the ivy...”
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