2015/3(21)

Contents

Humanities

Parkhomenko T.

Troshin A.

Literary Heritage

Frolov M.

Literary local history

Biktasheva N.

Belarev A.

Current events

Solovyeva M

Zhurbina A., Patronnikova Yu

Dovgiy O.

Reviews

Mongush M.

Rybina M.

Sanagursky D.

 
UDC 711.4.01
Troshin A.
Standardization of small forms in the architecture of the 1960-70s, as a marker of two types of urban environment
  
Abstract. The article suggests that in the 1960s and in the 1970s-80s the Soviet urban planning practice was based on the diverse models of the urban environment. These were not just different types of layout – these were different systems aimed to control human behavior. This difference is most noticeably marked by the change in small architectural forms.

Key words: Soviet architecture, modernism, hardscape, semiotics of culture.

Troshin Andrey Alekseevich,
Ph.D.,
D.Likhachev Russian Scientific Research Institute of Cultural
and Natural Heritage (Moscow),
e-mail: troshin_a@mtu-net.ru

 

Founder
  Likhachev
  Russian Research
  Institute for Cultural
  and Natural
  Heritage
     
Publisher
  Likhachev
  Russian Research
  Institute for Cultural
  and Natural
  Heritage

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  4 issues per year

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