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life, moscow cinema, railway station, great patriotic war museum, national library, this list can be continued for a very long time, so beautiful and different. all editions have one thing in common, or rather, one author. today my guest is the honored architect viktor kromarenko. viktor vladimirovich, hello. good afternoon. viktor vladimirovich, is it true that as a child you dreamed of becoming a military man, not an architect? i had a post-war childhood, and i was born exactly a month after the victory. well, i remember this time well,

it was so bright, wonderful, why, because everything went under the sign of victory, i really loved drawing, i drew all the time, well , naturally, drawing was in the beginning - tanks, guns, airplanes.

prospekt, he, of course, passed on to us, these laws, canons, to young architects, which cannot be described in books, which can only be told, shown, taken with a pencil to draw, it cost a lot, at that time i remember, we studied a lot at how?

on magazines, world magazines, our creativity, already the creativity of students, it was based on modern...

to win this competition, then there were 7 years of trips to babruisk, the author's supervision was there and we built a good theater, this is one of your first serious projects there was a project for a moscow cinema, did you manage

to implement everything you had in mind? in the belgos project there was a serious competition for a cinema, it was untitled then, it was announced later... for this competition, they invested a lot of energy in this competition, it was held, by the way, 9 days, 9 days were given, in 9 days we made an offer and won, our

offer was, well, also very extraordinary, complex, but it... was justified by the existing place, because a small place was allocated for it , literally yes, and the program for its construction, the task was quite large, and therefore we extended the large auditorium cantilevered above the square, thus saving this space.

noah proposed a belarusian, one might say, theme for this tv tower that i made together with the germans, it was made in the shape of a flower, a fern flower, and it immediately attracted the attention of the competition jury, in such a fierce struggle our project took first place, there was already talk about its construction, but here is the situation, this time was also a turning point in technically began to develop.

the most significant object for us , mikhail vinogradov and i, the most complex object was, of course, the national library. from the point of view of technology, it was in first place there, this is technology, because an object is not built for the sake of an object, in people work in it, readers will come to it, and it was necessary to find one...

we can be proud, we are belarusians, belarusian architects, in the creation of the library, besides us authors, a lot of specialists took part, and we can and should be proud of this, why , because it is the library, if we take our international rating, 28 of the most...

you correctly noticed that when we are on the station square, especially in the evening, we

see the space of the station, when we are at the station through this huge stained glass, we see these symbolic towers, so i’ll tell you that when we started designing the station, we didn’t have stained glass in our country, the railway workers said that we need to use world technologies here, using these stained glass windows, you touched on this issue, they send a little bit in the united states of america, in the city of minneapolis we are studying, well, as far as it

was possible to study stained glass windows, many provisions.

planning structure after a conversation with them, well, i’ll give this, such an example, obelisk-minsk, hero city, main facade museum, and the main entrance to the museum, but in order to enter this main entrance, it means you have to overcome many steps to climb

this hill. when we met with the veterans with them, we, i invited them to the main entrance, i saw how difficult it was for them to go, some, but for some it was just a big problem, yes, so we discussed this issue and moved the work, i didn’t i’ll say the main, working entrance to...

is rapidly changing, what do you think it will be like in 5-7 years, i would like that in 5-7 years this experience that is now is being introduced into developments, for example, residential areas, districts, in particular along the pine forest, right? so that it - well, there are also many other modern residential areas like this, so that this experience uh... is implemented further, i’ll repeat once again that this is the experience that i would like to see in

5-7 years in real life , but i wouldn’t like to see in real life the proliferation of twenty-twenty-five-story buildings in countless numbers... i to myself called this style in architecture stolpanada, so maybe we need something here rebuild, but what does such a well-known expression mean to you, as an architect: my house, my fortress? well, for me - for me, what does this mean? yes, really my home, yes, my home,

we met not on the ground, in the air, on the clouds on an airplane, but she was a first-year student, and we flew with her to grodno to visit our parents, so, but then, then we somehow got lost and are already in minsk,

this is a worthy job and is now working on a multifunctional complex with a multiplex cinema with a cinema imax technologies. our program is called the meaning of life. for you, what is the meaning of life? probably, the meaning of life is, after all, in life, in life itself, yes. so that we all help each other in this life, so that this life prospers. flourished,

so that we could all be comfortable, so that each of us would create this comfort for each other, then everything will be fine, everything will be fine, thank you very much, this was the meaning of viktor kormarenko’s life. we choose the best routes only for our viewers. it's hard to believe, but once on this earth there were ancient forests. we're in trouble, welcome. and we go on exciting journeys. there was extensive trade. they also brought lavender oil and rose oil. in this speech of stone iconastasia for belarus, there is not just an entire historical

era. and a piece of the soul of every parishioner. local families donated money for some icons, and pilgrims donated money for others. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. the poet wrote 17 poems here, which were included in two cycles, old belarus and place, and two poem: veronica in the village. only in 1871 a temple grew on this site, later consecrated in honor of the intercession of the most holy theotokos. an ancient iconostasis and... they know everything about their small homeland and generously share this knowledge with the viewer. the first mention of the village, late 6th, early 7th centuries, 2, 2, maybe three kilometers. in a village in

the forest there is an old settlement, a happy childhood and youth, a calm and measured life, they have what many strive for, everything worked out for me here, and i don’t regret one bit that i stayed in this a wonderful place, you can see for yourself what beautiful places we have here, just walking through the woods, without a specific goal, the forest, it seems to calm you down, you can go to the water, here...

the tv news agency is starting an information day. in the studio of elizaveta lakotka. good morning. and in this issue. gold and silver of the olympic games in trampolining. today we are cheering for evgeniy zolotoy in the academic.