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department of architecture
RUDN University
advisor of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Building Sciences, professor of the International Academy of Architecture Moscow, doctor of architecture
Frunzensky Polytechnic Institute (Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek) - specialized in architecture
Architecture, Building and Construction, History and Philosophy of Science, Visual Arts and Performing Arts
GIS mapping and study of the system of the arrangement of caravanserais on trade routes of the mountainous republic of Kyrgyzstan. Carrying out measurements and making drawings of the archaeological ruins of medieval roadside guest houses is part of a large-scale project of compiling an archaeological information system of historical monuments
The identification of strategies and tools that contribute to the achievement of the state of immersion in the emotionally saturated environment of city parks. The identification of immersive instruments will help to optimally use in the design the potential of the possible impact of the landscape environment and augmented reality on the sensory systems of park visitors for the formation of emotional response, impressions and semantic saturation based on direct experience.
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Adylbek Akmatov and Olga Volichenko
Springer Nature Switzerland
Olga Volichenko and Jumamedel Imankulov
EDP Sciences
The newest architecture as an information carrier takes on fresh forms. It reflects the flow of information, fits into the environment, and interacts with the external and internal space. As a result, a new boundary area of architectural activity emerges – «quasi-architecture», which is located between architecture and art, architecture and construction, architecture and multimedia space. The purpose of the study is to consider the features of quasi-architecture and the principles of its organization. The main methods of research are logical, complex system-structural and system approaches, which allow studying this phenomenon in the aggregate and the interaction of its individual parts and classifying the features of its development. The dialectical method that includes analysis and synthesis, made it possible to identify the quasi-architecture mainstream’s patterns. The historical-genetic method showed the origins of conceptual trends. The result of the study characterizes the conceptual directions of one mainstream of the newest architecture – «quasi-architecture». Quasi-architecture reflects the imaginary space; it seems to exist and not exist, being on the verge of reality and unreality.
Olga Volichenko
VostokSibAcademCenter
The article gives the definitions of such concepts as vernacular city, vernacular urbanism and vernacular approach in the study of the origin and development of the historic city. It considers the problems arising in urban settlements as a result of unrestrained spontaneous growth. The impact of uncontrolled multiplication of development of urban peripheries affects the functioning of the whole urban organism. The problems of spontaneous horizontal growth of the city’s territory are considered on the example of Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan.
Ольга Воличенко and Татьяна Цурик
VostokSibAcademCenter
Растущий интерес к историко-культурному наследию и развитию туристической деятельности актуализирует значение информационно-коммуникативных средств, позволяющих ориентироваться в сложившемся городском ландшафте и повышающих уровень его комфорта. С этой целью проведен исторический анализ центральных улиц города Курска. В качестве основы организации туристического маршрута рассмотрены элементы структуры пешеходного пространства и определены факторы повышения их привлекательности. Предложены рекомендации по формированию городского интерьера с использованием элементов дизайна и созданием информационно-коммуникативной системы в условиях сложившегося архитектурного облика улиц города Курска.
Olga Volichenko, Jumamedel Imankulov, and Anastasia Marchenko
VostokSibAcademCenter
Research in architectural history is consistently based on three models of the architectural object: classical, monostructural and polystructural. In order to understand the methods and principles of modeling the architectural object, the authors consider the stages of methodological understanding of the model of the artistic object by outstanding philosophers and art historians, who addressed the problems of aesthetic worldview. It is noted that the contemporary architecture, gravitating toward artistic openness, semantic streamlining, polysemy and vagueness, can also be presented as the unity of the natural, artificial and conditional.
Olga Volichenko and Tatiana Tsurik
VostokSibAcademCenter
The authors consider the consequences of the reduced control over the architectural and urban planning approval of capital construction in Russian cities. The new practice that simplifies the approval procedure will allow to reduce the costs for developers. However, without taking into account the opinion of specialists and citizens, it will provoke mass replication of unattractive cliches, aggressively erasing the traces of architectural identity. In view of the ongoing urbanization in large Russian cities, we can predict the transformation of certain historical buildings into architectural marginal formations forced out by uncontrolled development, which leads to the destruction of the integrity of perception of the cities’ architectural space and the loss of significant landscape components.
Olga Volichenko and Marina Zvyagintseva
VostokSibAcademCenter
The article deals with the theory, the main characteristics of the architectural space and the antagonism of the concepts of “place” and “non-place” on the example of Kursk architecture. The subject of the study is the contradictions in the development of modern cities that, on the one hand, erase their individual features and, on the other hand, demonstrate a significant tendency to appeal to the historical memory of the place. The article actualizes the problem of revealing cultural identity of the place focused on the formation of a sense of belonging to the past, preservation and reconstruction of historical objects, as well as creation of new architecture, which forms a symbiotic unity with the natural and historical context.