TY  - GEN
AU  - Novikov, Felix
TI  - Behind the iron curtain : confession of a Soviet architect
SN  - 9783869223599
U1  - 720.947 
PY  - 2016///
CY  - Berlin
PB  - DOM Pub.
KW  -  
N1  - CONTENTS
Foreword  by  Vladimir  Belogolovsky  7
The Right to Confession 12
Historical Triad of  Soviet Architecture 14
Avant-garde 16
Architecture for Stalin                      24
Soviet Modernism           38
Credo of the Soviet Modernist	63
Origins 63
Function 65
Environment             69
Technology  72
Economics  77
Process           79
Logic            79
Emotion        81
Synthesis         85
A Word  about the Master       87   
The Formula of Architecture 	90
Conditions 92
The Client       93
Fellow  Architect     96   
The  Contractor  98
Friends  and Enemies           100  
Actual Problems                102
The Unique and the Standard       102
About  the  Replicable  and  Irreplaceable       105
House, Block, City         106
Moscow- The Werewolf  City    109
Moscow Center - Three Concepts   113
Perestroika from Start to Finish	    118
How it Was  	         119
My Introduction to the Profession     123  	
Governmental Service	       126
Build ings on the Embankment	131
Christening  by  Competition  	134
Union  of the Architects  of  the USSR           140
Palace  ofPioneers                 145
Zelenograd              161
MIET    169 
Competitions  and  the  Embassy      177
The Typical  and  the  Individual    191
In Uzb ekistan   196
About Paper and Cardboard Architecture	203
The Red House that became White	209
Where, When, and with Whom	226
Architectur e is  about  Everything     235	
A Quarter of a Century Later       	237
P. S. The Fate of the Soviet Legacy 238
Index of People and Places         244

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