architect, and it’s not like they directly wanted, it’s just that they both graduated from the institute of architecture, and designed something, so they decided that i had a direct path there, although i had already graduated from music school at that time and after music school i played a piano, i began to play something on the guitar myself, some romances, something there and so on, rock is natural there, civil defense, tsoi, well, everything we have is a complete set of things. but somehow there were no ideas that i should connect my life professionally with music, and i gladly entered the architectural institute, and i am absolutely happy that i graduated from this institute and even worked a couple i’ve been an architect for years, this is an absolutely wonderful profession that surprisingly expands not only my horizons, but i just know a lot, and you know that there can be different approaches to different pro... areas, which you can do here like this... then help, you immediately have such a struggle inside, on the one hand, you don’t want to drag yourself somewhere for free in the morning, sick

, and it’s not like they directly wanted it, it’s just that they both graduated from the institute of architecture a direct path there, although i had already graduated from music school at that time, and after music school i played the piano, i started strumming something on the guitar myself, some romances, something there and so on, rock there naturally, civil defense, tsoi, well, that’s it that we are a complete set, yes a complete set, but that’s what we and i are already there i’ve already started to shine in all sorts of things, i’m happy that i graduated from this institute , i even worked as an architect for a couple of years, this is an absolutely wonderful profession that surprisingly broadens my horizons, not just my horizons, but i just know a lot, and you know that there can be different approaches to different some processes, phenomena, and this is very important, it turns out just when you need to throw something away, make a selection, listen, that is, you can see some building that was built for, there is something to be proud of , embodied in this project project, i'm afraid not

foreign scientific literature was also received by the kyiv university of construction and architecture. this institution of higher education will become a hub, where specialized books for all universities of ukraine will be transported. today we decided that it is difficult for us to establish contacts with institutions ourselves, to understand who needs what, addressed dosasevich, he is the head of the association of rectors, we will transfer the association, the association will already determine where, accordingly , we will deliver again. such a project is called european book for ukrainian youth, it is only a part of the large program ukrainian book for ukrainian children, which has been implemented since the beginning of the full-scale war. in addition to science , fiction will also be available for students. such things cannot be unimportant, because it contributes not only to the formation of ukrainian spirituality in our citizens, who, unfortunately, are now abroad, but also contribute to the formation of the internal stability that our entire country needs today. thanks to this initiative, ukra

kyiv university of civil engineering also received foreign scientific literature. and architecture. this institutionhigher education will become a hub where specialized books for all universities of ukraine will be transported. today we decided, it is difficult for us to establish contacts with institutions, to understand who needs what. they turned to dosasevich, he is the head of the rectors' association. we will pass on associations. the association will already determine where. accordingly, we will deliver again. such a project is called the european book for ukrainian youth. this is only a part of a large program for ukrainian children, a ukrainian book, which has been implemented since the beginning of the full-scale war. in addition to scientific literature, fiction will also be available for students. such things cannot be unimportant, because it contributes not only to the formation of ukrainian spirituality in our people citizens who, unfortunately, are currently abroad, but also contribute to the formation of just that internal stability, which... today our entire country needs. thanks to

this is already the third expedition for the student of the moscow architectural institute. for catherine, full-time work, albeit on the seashore. the partyan expedition is like a second homeland for me, immediately when i arrived i found here some kind of familiar atmosphere, friends, a warm atmosphere, and this is the place where. forwarders solve this problem, at the same time they get a harvest of apples, cherries, apricots, more than three hundred trunks have taken root, about the same number of archaeologists come to excavations every summer, our experienced archaeologists, who go to the field for 20 to 15 years, they look at the volunteers, and i look at the sea, come on, come on, and they themselves are in the shade, with a book, uh, sleeping, relaxing, the peak of archaeological research was in july, when student trainees from moscow pedagogical university came to the camp, but this year the expedition risks being left without the main forces. we do not know the reason for the cancellation of production and educational field trips, except for some production circumst

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of moscow university. the architecture emphasizes the continuity of these educational institutions.erye, here is a monument to the founder of the work of the sculptor lomov. at the beginning of the 20th century , women's rights courses were equated to universities; there were three faculties, including medicine, its premises are located to my right. physics and mathematics, its building on the left, historical and philological on the fourth there was no law department, which is usually found in all-male universities. after the revolution the courses were named. the second moscow state university, in 1930, having lost its physics, chemistry and medicine departments, the educational institution became the lenin pedagogical institute, its high name emphasizing the level of the institution. a symmetrical frontal composition, common for a russian educational institution. here it was replaced by a corner scheme, a rotunda under a dome was placed on a fairly sharp corner of the streets, it contains the main staircase, the main entrance at the top is a round meeting room of the academic cou

this is already the third expedition for the student of the moscow architectural institute.ng day, albeit on the shore sea. the partyan expedition is like a second home for me. immediately when i arrived, i found here some kind of familiar atmosphere, friends, a warm atmosphere, and this is a place where i just want to return to really work and live. at this rhythm. the peak of archaeological research occurred in july, when student trainees from moscow pedagogical university came to the camp. but this year the expedition risks being left without its main forces. we do not know the reason for the cancellation of the industrial training field trip. there were some production circumstances. every year a new generation of experienced expeditioners drags their friends and acquaintances along with them, and in fact this is the breakdown of all expeditionary work, well, for now. experts do not undertake to make predictions, because the larger the search area, the more finds, and so far only six people are working in the roscope. rastislav skidan, alexander solovenko, dmitry mezents

being built and then destroy it. about 50 health care institutions, about 100 kindergartens, university schools, dozens of historical and architecturalnasteries, the total damage to the yugoslav economy amounted, according to various estimates, from 30 to 100 billion dollars. what arbitration did washington, london, and collective brussels then turn to in order to impose a claim on themselves for these amounts? derogatory attitude. it is worth recalling the most terrible episodes of the 1999 invasion , when nato forces targeted civilians. the bombing of residential areas of the city of aleksandets took place on the fifth of april. missile attack on a passenger train. just think, belgrade-thessaloniki on april 12, a strike on a refugee colony near the city of djakovica on april 14. destruction of the serbian radio television building. together with the employees who were in it april 23, attack on a passenger bus near the city of podujevo, may 1, dropping cassette beans on central quarters of the city of nis on may 7, attack on the chinese embassy in belgrade on may 7, bombing of a column of refugees in the village of corisa, near the

architecture are reminiscent of belonging to a monastery in history. thus, the cathedral is surrounded by buildings of former monastic cells, which now belong to secular institutionsive there, and a catering establishment is located in another place. but at the same time, the architecture reminds us that these buildings once belonged to the cathedral; they say that in ancient times there were underground passages between the buildings that connected them to each other, but some of the buildings still belong to the orthodox church. in 1918 after joining. before the bolsheviks came into power, the monastery was closed and soon services in the holy spirit church ceased. after this, much of the church utensils disappeared without a trace. in the very the temple was equipped with a gym for the fire brigade, then an archive. according to some evidence, the crypt part of the temple in the late 1920s and early thirties was adapted into a deported prison in which dispossessed peasants were kept. during the great patriotic war, the temple was open for prayer and worship, and the divine liturgy began to be served there only after. after the war, the temple gradually began to

sorts of parties like backyard school days and yes, high school, but somehow there was no idea that i needed to connect my life professionally with music and - i gladly entered the architectural institute this institute and even worked as an architect for a couple of years, this is an absolutely wonderful profession that surprisingly expands not only my horizons, but i just know a lot, and you know , that there can be different approaches to some different processes, phenomena, and this is very important, it turns out just when you need to throw something away, make a selection, listen, that is, you can see some kind of building what you built is what to be proud of when the project is realized. or he says to his relatives: i would like some help with the layout of a dacha or an apartment, i say, let me do it for you for free, come on, because my hands are reaching out, now i’ll draw it for you, look, here you have to do this, here, it’s such a thrill to actually design, so, well, i don’t know, maybe someday you’ll design your own house, you really love doing free, free things, i know that you, well, how do you have enough time for this, you collaborate with more than five charitable f

institution corresponds to the realities of the time, it is interesting for any visitor, both young and adult, for both history buffs and amateurs, there is something here for fans of fine art, design, architecturec and even dance to enjoy. when mikhail kleofas lived here, this estate was considered the center of culture. manor house, creating a mood, filling with emotions, awakening imagination, giving birth to the enchanting sounds of music , ideas flow in the rooms, and sound ideas are successfully implemented here, so in the winter of 2015 , through the efforts of museum workers... in january there is a christmas ball, in september a costume party birthday of michal kliofas. guests from minsk, molodechno, velika, st. petersburg, moscow and other settlements come to the balls in the quiet provincial forest. aginsky would probably be happy with this initiative, he is probably invisibly present at the balls, at the dahlia festival, another exclusive event at the museum's home. and one day i had a dream. there are only a few of them left, yellow, big, red and so purple, light purple, that’s where it started, they started planting gorgins, tourists really like this, they take pictures, yes, they

so one of the things the president has been very focused on is how do we make sure the architecture of global development and in particular the international financial institutionslateral development banks are tooled up for the period ahead. we simply do not have the resources or assets necessary to get out to the scope of the problems we are facing the president went to the g 20 last year and made an impassioned case for reform and evolution in the multilateral development and we are pushing hard on ■7■ that. second, which he signed last week with president root out as the washington nairobi vision on debt relief this is an african driven vision that looks at the fact that the single thing that is most holding back in the developing countries right now from being able to address the challenges and ensure the next humanitarian crisis is not a right around the corner is getting out from crushing debt and the president has made clear that we need an all hands on deck strategy to deal with that. if we can mobilize capital of the international financial institution if we could solve the problem of debt relief then we can set the stage for more sustainable developmen

germany in the small town of weimore. means house construction and indeed the school assumed that only architecture would be taught there. walter wanted to create such an institution so that students could work with their hands like builders, engineers, and at the same time come up with creative concepts. gropius believed that... the ultimate goal of any art should be a building, it, as a synthesis of all directions, industrial creative, is a temple of art, it sounds pretentious, but it was precisely this approach that made it possible to create those principles of architecture. designs that we still use today. these are scandinavian floor-to-ceiling windows, these are reinforced concrete structures, pipe-shaped metal railings and even a high-rise panel building. yes, it’s really hard to believe, because now every major city has fallen. firstly, it was practical, secondly, it made it possible to accommodate a large number of people, and thirdly, it met all the conditions of human comfort. actually, the bauhaus formulated the main task of design, which now sounds like a mantra. design any object this way. to resort to minimal costs and effort, but at the same time

architectural monuments in the village of pyalma will be lucky. maria suzi, ivan trofimov, andrey izuev, vesti karelia, pyalma, pudozhsky district. the first women's educational institutione initiative of catherine ii, who did not like the absence of educated secularists at court. girls, what smolensk residents were really like and how their lives turned out after finishing the boarding school. report by ekaterina gritsienko. alabaster chandeliers in the spans of the colonnade, soaring geniuses of glory, delicate shades in the tone of first love. one can imagine how young hearts trembled in the main hall of the smolny institute. gentlemen from the most prestigious were invited to the balls petersburg schools. older girls were allowed to dance with men. there was no girl under 14, so they danced shirashir, as they said in french: dear, with dear, or in the russian version, sherochka with masherochka. but not the lavish balls, the smolensk women adored this hall, only here they could meet their relatives. for adults there was a separate entrance from the street, a parent entrance, conversations were conducted under the supervision of class ladies. the main hall became famo

and to actually create non-institutions sized places of detention for the few kids that are required to be in a secure setting. and i know you've done some incredible architecturalrk that really involved some of the young people that are staying in juvenile hall and i'm just wondering if you could give a little update on where that process is at. i, i, you know, we're not giving up on it. it's just much harder than we ever imagined. but if you could just comment on that. absolutely. and it's much harder than we ever imagined for both the kids who are here short term, but also that added responsibility that san francisco didn't have even at the time the legislation was originally proposed for long term young people, so we, so to kind of share out where we are with this, in the last year, we've been working with an architecture firm that has helped us think about what could what the existing campus could look like with changes. right. so using where we are right now, at 375 woodside, keeping some construction, but building additional new, different buildings and then taking down some of the existing building, reimagining much more of a campus like setting for youn