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Architects: Nika Vorotyntseva
- Area: 1200 m²
- Year: 2015
Kiev: The Latest Architecture and News
HUB 4.0 / Nika Vorotyntseva
https://www.archdaily.com/784570/hub-new-ultramodern-form-of-office-space-nika-vorotyntsevaFlorencia Mena
Apartment in Kiev / Alena Yudina
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Architects: Alena Yudina
- Area: 124 m²
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Manufacturers: Arbonia Solutions, ODESD2
https://www.archdaily.com/782723/apartment-in-kiev-alena-yudinaDaniel Sánchez
Orang+Utan Vegetarian Bar / AKZ Architectura + Yulia Savlepova
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Architects: AKZ Architectura, Yulia Savlepova
- Area: 60 m²
- Year: 2015
https://www.archdaily.com/777416/orang-plus-utan-vegetarian-bar-akz-architectura-plus-yulia-savlepovaDaniel Sánchez
Should the Ukrainian Capital "Erase its Soviet Past or Learn to Live With History?"
In a 'long view' piece for The Calvert Journal, Owen Hatherley tackles one of the most pressing cultural questions facing many former Soviet countries: should the Ukrainian capital of Kiev (or Kyiv) erase its Soviet past or learn to live with history? For a city which saw a popular revolution against "a grotesquely wealthy elite" last year, Kiev is developing a flourishing independent cultural scene. In this article Hatherley, who has taken part in the city's 2015 art biennial, expertly narrates the city's Soviet, post-Soviet and contemporary "oligarch-funded" architecture to ask: "if Soviet Ukraine can’t be wished away, what should be conserved, and what should be rejected?"
https://www.archdaily.com/777312/should-the-ukrainian-capital-erase-its-soviet-past-or-learn-to-live-with-historyJames Taylor-Foster
Notting Hill / 33bY Architecture
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Architects: 33bY Architecture
- Area: 170 m²
- Year: 2014
https://www.archdaily.com/466986/notting-hill-yunakov-architectsKaren Valenzuela
Office of Technology Company / TSEH Architectural Group
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Architects: TSEH Architectural Group
- Area: 1200 m²
- Year: 2010
https://www.archdaily.com/277397/office-of-technology-company-tseh-architectural-groupJavier Gaete
Kiev Olympic Stadium / gmp Architekten
https://www.archdaily.com/234044/kiev-olympic-stadium-gmp-architektenNico Saieh
'THE BLUE LINE' Dnieper Pearls Competition Winning Proposal / Wolf House Productions & Gabriel Pascariu
Wolf House Productions and Gabriel Pascariu shared with us their first prize winning proposal in the ‘Dnieper Pearls’ international urban planning competition in Kiev. THE BLUE LINE aims at providing a sustainable development framework for the Kiev islands as well as an infrastructural backbone for the future urban development of the entire metropolis. Their design suggests a paradigm shift: from large scale urban and infrastructure projects (specific to Ukrainian urban planning) to a more fluid and efficient place-making driven urbanism. More images and architects’ description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/210466/the-blue-line-dnieper-pearls-competition-winning-proposal-wolf-house-productions-gabriel-pascariuAlison Furuto
Connect_Kiev_ity / Triple O Studio
The best way to preserve and develop the Kiev Islands in keeping with the aim of the project would be to improve the way people access the islands. Being sensitive to the existing conditions, the proposal by Triple O Studio is not to build new bridges, but to enhance the existing ones; make them more comfortable for all means of transport but more importantly for the pedestrians, cyclists and public transit users. Through the existing access systems of elevated bridges allowing for experiencing the site from an elevated promenade, its majesty can be fully discovered. More images and architects’ description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/201252/connect_kiev_ity-triple-o-studioAlison Furuto
Yandex Kiev Office / za bor architects
https://www.archdaily.com/166692/yandex-kiev-office-za-bor-architectsChristopher Henry
