, one of the leading stalinist architects, langbard's project, it would be good if you had a picture,ecause this project has been preserved, and even one corner of this very colossal rectangle is left to us from it, which was supposed to be on the spot, the whole yaroslav city, this is the city for... slava, this is the historical heart of the rus of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, this is the entire territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to the 12th century, that is, it all had to be demolished, instead there was to be a colossal, such a gray brick, huge... rectangle, which, in the center of which was supposed to be an 80-meter statue of lenin, and it all ended with stairs going down straight to the dnipro, to the river station. yes, yes, there is this project, there is this project, this is a drawing of this leningrad sculptor, langard, and in fact, it is, it is colossal, this one is on the mountain. there is a colossal statue, and from it there are stairs to the dnieper, and it is like this from below, and it is like from below you can see this absolutely terr

, one of the leading stalinist architects, the project of langbard, that would be it would be good ifture, because this project has been preserved, and from it even one corner of this very colossal rectangle, which was supposed to be in place, of the entire city of yaroslav, this is that city of yaroslav, that is the historical heart of russia, was sewn to us... of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, this is the whole territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to... century, that is, it all had to be demolished, instead there was to be a colossal, gray-bricked, hefty rectangle , in the center of which was supposed to be an 80-meter-tall statue of lenin, and it all ended with stairs that went down directly to the dnieper. to the river station, yes, yes, there is this project, there is this project, this is a drawing by this leningrad sculptor langard, and in fact it is, it is colossal, this one on mt. there is a colossal statue, and from it there are stairs leading to the dnieper, and this is from below, and this is how from below you can see this absolutely terrible view

that time, because he just launched a colossal activity and crazy activity in order to stop this langbardroject, slow it down, just lie there, i don't know, as a martyr under the wheels, as you like, he praised the telegram. explaining to stalin, that is, the value of these masterpieces from the fatherland and why they are needed, justifying and so on, it is clear that no one listened, watched or read, so according to the urban legend, he came out, it is known that he went against the french communists, which means that it did not work out with the communists, and the version is that he somehow went against romain roland, and romain roland, as you know, is comrade stalin's best friend, whom comrade stalin listened to and... rumen roland found this move and trick, well, makarenko tipped him off, that is, after asking the great leader of the world proletariat, about the fact that there were rumors that they were going to demolish st. sophia's cathedral in kyiv, and that means, but it would not be bad to keep it in the interests of soviet-french friendship, because it is also a monument of f

kyiv at that time, because he just unfolded a colossal activity and frantic activity to stop this langbardct, slow it down, just lay there, i don’t know, a martyr under the wheels, as you like, he praised the telegrams to stalin, explaining... so the value of these masterpieces from the fatherland and why they are needed , justifying and so on further, it is clear that no one listened to it, did not watch or read it, so according to the urban legend he came out, it is known that he came out against the french communists, so it did not work with the communists and the version is that he somehow came out against romain roland, and romain roland, as you know , comrade stalin's best friend, whom comrade stalin listened to, and romain roland found this trick and trick. well, did makarenko tell him, that is, after asking the great leader of the world proletariat, about the fact that there were rumors that the saint sophia cathedral would be demolished in kyiv, which means that it would be good to preserve it in the interests of soviet-french friendship , because it is also a french monument, for

projects presented by langbard, parusnikov, levinson and fomin, king and osmalovsky.ts of lonbard, and parusnikov and other authors, we see that not everyone preserved the theater, which we now call yanka kupal, the city theater. by the way, it was saved, but what was interesting about his project, which was not accepted, was that it would completely unexpectedly turn our thinking towards the opera house. the final design of october square it was not possible to confirm this. the issue was postponed until better times. everything was very controversial and ambiguous. at the same time, the square was decorated by the palace of trade unions, embodying the classical trends of the palace style in its facade. a nine-column portico and stucco on the ceiling in front of the entrance to the building, an arched pediment with a sculptural group of glory to labor, and other elements. disputes surrounding the sketch plans for the area. victory, it crowned the architectural ensemble of the minsk center along stalin avenue. the competition project was proposed by the architect bakl

clear that this is a complete... on the architectural face of the city, but the main thing was this langbarde leading stalinist architects, langvard's project, it would be good if you had a picture, because this project has been preserved, and from it we have even one corner of this colossal rectangle that was supposed to be in place, the entire yaroslavl garden. that city of yaroslav, that is the historical heart of the rus of ukraine, where from sofia to mykhailivskyi, that is the entire territory, that is, from the 10th, from the 11th to the 19th century, that means that all this should have been demolished, instead there should have been a colossal, such a gray brick is great. rectangle, which, in the center of which was supposed to be an 80-meter-tall statue of lenin, and it all ended with stairs that went down directly to the dnipro to the river station. yes, yes, there is this project, there is this project, this is a drawing of this leningrad sculptor langard, and actually, it is, it is colossal. there is a colossal statue on the mountain, and from it there are stairs to the dnipro,

the architecture of the building of the brilliant langbard also remains unique; it was recreated in..arge-scale reconstruction, and today the theater looks the way the architect wanted it to be. anyone who doesn’t know what smolovka is doesn’t know anything about minsk, i recommend starting to get acquainted with it from here. everybody is here just as it once was in the first post-war years. the famous osmalovka. in fact, this was the first experience in organizing the urban environment in minsk in the early post-war years. it is named after its architect, mikhail stepanovich osmalovsky. construction began at the most difficult time for the capital, in 1945. rounded attic windows and balconies with columns give the houses a special charm. it was planned to build 44 such houses, but only 40 were built. due to the expanded space, it was possible to plant more trees, they formed a special environment. the atmosphere, as residents recalled, was always family. on holidays everyone gathered together, brought out the tables, opened them with all the osmolovka, but the most famous building o

century, remained there, shriveled up, this is the only thing left of the various ruins, but, but the langbard was arrested as a result, you understand, the project was blocked, so it all got stuck, and so we now have this palimsest, by the way, about which very few kyiv tour guides talk. then when in reality it is like this, well in fact it is incredibly interesting, standing like this, you will come, who are not from kyiv, you will come to kyiv, stand facing mykhailivskyi, and on the left hand side of you there will be this same corner of this langbardi street, that means this blocked long building, and there at the gate there at the entrance gate that leads to authenticity. in the intact small refectory, there is a small bust of mykola makarenko installed by the efforts of ivan dzyub , as in the early 90s, so, like all sixties, ivan, like all sixties, ivan dzyuba too, so this story was close to his heart, when he was the minister of culture, then he made it, at least so makarenko is introduced into the kyiv space, and the street in question is exactly between sofia and mykhailivskyi, and it