TASHKENT_MODERNISM

Architecture expert Alexander Fedorov gives Richard Quest a tour of Uzbekistan's stunning architecture, seen everywhere from apartment buildings to the metro...

Philipp Meuser, German architect, researcher, head of a publishing company, Facade art in prefabricated buildings The Jarsky brothers' work in Soviet Tashkent Philipp Meuser With a contribution from Nina Jarsky Under the term Tashkent Modernism by Alexander Fedorov, Soviet architecture in the Uzbek capital has recently acquired a new relevance. In this context, the prefabricated buildings with the facades by Pyotr, Nikolai and Alexander Jarsky represent an architectural exception among the typical Soviet buildings that are otherwise often perceived as monotonous. The three brothers designed colorful mosaic images and expressive reliefs for over 200 buildings in Uzbekistan, especially in the capital Tashkent. Although these residential buildings have been the most extraordinary examples of Soviet mass housing construction since the early 1970s - the largest program of its kind in the world - the Jarskys' work has hardly been known internationally.

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26 апреля 1966 года в 05:23 в Ташкенте произошло катастрофическое для города землетрясение магнитудой 5,2 баллов. По истечению 10-и лет с этого события было принято решение увековечить средствами монументальной пропаганды то всестороннее сотрудничество и братскую взаимопомощь, ту дружбу, между народами проявленную при ликвидации последствий стихийного бедствия и тем самым выразить благодарность людям, принявшим Ташкент «глиняным, а сдавшим каменным».

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Turkestan-Palast Architekt: Yuri Khaldeyev et al. Fertigstellung: 1993 In architektonischen Kreisen Taschkents gilt der 1993 fertig gestellte Turkestan-Palast als das erste große öffentliche Gebäude,