FUEL's publication, Ukrainian Modernism, showcases a crucial yet overlooked era of Ukraine's architectural history by presenting a visual survey of over 120 modernist structures from the Soviet era. Compiled by Dmytro Soloviov, this 240-page book features buildings endangered by neglect, conflict, and commercialization. Each structure embodies a blend of practical design and innovative aesthetics, enriched by details like mosaics and stained glass. The book emphasizes the architectural heritage's value and the pressing need for its preservation amidst ongoing threats to its existence.
Ukrainian Modernism serves as a vital documentation of a unique architectural heritage at risk due to neglect, war, and cultural stigma.
The volume presents over 120 structures, showcasing their architectural details while also highlighting cultural and historical significance.
Dmytro Soloviov's observational approach captures the beauty of utilitarian design that flourished during a time of state-led innovation.
Recent conflicts have exacerbated the erosion of modernist architecture, emphasizing the urgent need for recognition and preservation.
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