FELIX NOVIKOVISBN 978-5-903433-09-4
Vladimir Belogolovsky, Alexander Ryabushin
about 184 pages, 22.0h28.5 cm
200 ill., Hardcover, Russian / English.
Felix Novikov opens a series of monographs on the Soviet architects of the second half of the twentieth century known as Soviet Modernism (1955-1985).
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The model of Moscow Place of Pioneers. Left to right: V. Kubasov, E. Lichtenberg, I. Vinogradsky,
I. Pokrovsky, M. Hazhakyan, B. Paluy, U. Ionov, F. Novikov, A. Polovnikov
The Palace of Pioneers appears to be a kind of miniature Brasilia, an experimental city, a dream of idealists. It seems to me that lines written by Novella Matveyeva were meant to speak about the light and harmonious forms of the Palace and its flat-deck roofs:
These houses without roofs -
Light without fire -
Were drifting as if
They were ships, not houses.
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Parade square and yards’ plan. 1 – Parade Gallery, 2 – Science Club,
3 – Hobby and Laboratory Buildings, 4 – Pioneers’ Theatre, 5 – Concert Hall
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Moscow Palace of Pioneers, 1958-62 Parade Square, perspective
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Moscow Palace of Pioneers, 1958-62 Parade Square, perspective
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Moscow Palace of Pioneers, 1958-62
Opening Parade, June 1, 1962
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Pavilion of the USSR, Brussels, 1956
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Competition project of the Tet Defance Building, Paris, 1983
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Main Scientific Center for Microelectronics, Zelenograd, 1962-1969, Stair Detail
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Main Tourist Center, Samarkand, 1980-1983 Public Square in front of the Complex Entrance
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Main Tourist Center, Samarkand, 1980-1983 Covered Street
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Covered Market and Hotel, Moscow, 1978-82, Model
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MIET Complex, Zelenograd, 1966-71, Main Building Section
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MIET Complex, Zelenograd, 1966-71, Partial Panorama
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MIET Complex, Zelenograd, 1966-71, Main Entry
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