Chisinau : architectural guide. / txt
Series An architectural guide. ChisinauDOM PUB : Berlin, 2022Descripción: 286p. ill. ; photo.; maps ; col. ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9783869225487
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- NA1455.M6292 C457 2022
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Chisinau, today the capital and largest city of the Republic of Moldova, has undergone tumultuous changes under the successive political regimes that marked the twentieth century.
Once part of the territory seized by the Russian Empire, it was integrated into the Romanian Kingdom during the interwar period, before being annexed by the USSR, like all of Bessarabia, and radically transformed into a socialist city.
This guide focuses on the latter period. The distinct urbanistic and architectural tendencies after the Second World War are reflected in the five segments of the book: the Stalinist Empire, Soviet Modernism, Postmodernism, Soviet Brutalism, and the Industrial City. Each reflects the essential Soviet mandate to build not only a new city, but also a new society.In addition to photographic documentation and critical analysis of socialist architecture, the guide also includes essays on Chisinau's development between 1945 and 1989, devoted among other things to the city's cinemas and life in 'microraions'.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Unknown City: Stefan Rusu 8 --
The Soviet 'Microraion' — A New Lifestyle Viada Ciobanu 22 –
Chisinau's Industrial Environment Irina Dubinschi 30 --
Inventing the Garden City. Recreation Areas and Public Leisure Architecture in Post-war Chisinau Anastasia Felcher 38 --
Culture and State in Chisinau: The City's Cinemas Vitalie Sprinceana 46 --
A Socialist Realism The Stalinist Empire/Neoclassicism 56 --
B Soviet Modernism 98 –
C Postmodernism 140 --
D Soviet Brutalism 182 --
E Industrial City 224 –
F Index of buildings --
Academy of Science --
The A. P. Chekhov Russian Drama Theatre --
The ACVAPROIECT Institute --
Apa-Canal Chisinau Joint Stock Company/MoldovaGaz Company --
The ALFA Joint Stock Company --
Administrative Centre in the Ciocana District --
The Business Centre --
Bucuria Joint Stock Company --
The Cooperative Trade University --
The Central Entrance to Valea Morilor Park --
'C. Stere' University of European Political and Economic Studies (USPEE) --
The County Government building (Buiucani district) --
The Chisinau International Airport --
The Centre for Culture and Art — Ginta Latina --
The Central Bus Station --
The Cosmos Hotel --
City Hospital for Children Nr. 1 --
Casa Radio ('Teleradio-Moldova' Public Company) --
The Chisinau Directorate for Culture and the Licurici Theatre --
The County Government Building in the Botanica District --
Complex of High-rises 'On Stilts' --
Dormitory Complex --
Experimental Residential Complex --
The Fashion Centre --
Five-tower Residential Complex --
The Floare-Carpet Company --
Gemenii Department Store --
Government Hall --
Guguta Café (formerly Noroc Restaurant) --
Gh. Asachi High School --
Guguta Municipal Puppet Theatre --
The Gates of the Centre District --
Hotel CHISINAU --
The House of the Press --
The House of Nationalities --
The Holy Trinity Christian Centre --
Inter-city Telephone Exchange --
The Ion Creanga State Pedagogical University --
Kentford Business Centre --
Ministry of Food Industry --
The Moldovan State Philharmonic --
Ministry of Foreign Affairs --
Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development, and Environment --
Ministry of Justice --
The Moldovan Presidential Office Building --
Moldtelecom --
The Municipal V.Ignatenco Clinical Hospital for Children --
The MEZON Factory --
The National Library of the Republic of Moldova --
The National Bank --
'Nicolae Sulac' National Palace –
The National Hotel --
The National Opera and Ballet Theatre --
Nicolai Gogol High School --
The Oncology Institute --
Posta Moldovei Central Post Office --
Patria-Loteanu Cinema --
The Parliament Automotive Fleet Garage --
The Publishers' House --
Parliament of the Republic of Moldova --
The Palace of the Republic --
The Pharmaceutical Storage Facility --
The Porumbeii Pacii ('Peace Doves') Towers --
Portile Orasului ('City Gates') Residential Complex --
Railway Station --
The Railway Station Square Ensemble --
The Republican Stadium --
Residential Building with 107 Apartments --
Residential Building with 120 Apartments --
Residential Building (Pavel Ragulin) --
Residential Building with Tower --
The Republic's Clinical Hospital --
The Republican Council of Trade Unions --
The Republican Centre for Children and Youth (ARTICO) --
The Railway Workers' Palace of Culture --
The Romanita Tower Block --
Residential Complex — Four Tower Blocks with a Social Infrastructure --
Residential Complex (Centru District) --
Residential Towers --
Residential Complex on Mazarache Hill --
Residential Complex with Service Infrastructure --
Residential Building Based on the 135 Series --
The square with the monument to G. Kotovsky --
The State Circus --
The State University of Moldova --
The State Hydrometeorology Service --
Sigma Production Company --
The Trade Union Council --
The TURIST hotel --
Tennis Arena --
The 'Toothed Wheel' Residential Block --
The Track and Field Arena --
Topaz Factory --
Tractor Plant Dormitories --
The Tashkent Building --
Urbanproiect Institute (currently the National Anticorruption Center) --
UNIC — Central Department Store --
The Waterfall Stairway --
Writers' Hall --
The 'Yuri Gagarin' Republican Youth Centre --
An Architectural Guide focusing on the period of Chisinau transformation into a socialist city, after annexation by the USSR, covering the Stalinist Empire, Soviet Modernism, Postmodernism, Soviet Brutalism, and the Industrial City.