Lost Wooden Architecture of the Pacific Russia Authors Alina Ivanova Pacific Ocean State University Downloads PDF (Русский) DOI: https://doi.org/10.7480/projectbaikal.63.1608 Keywords: wooden architecture, frontier, Far East, Pacific Russia, colonisation, cultural heritage Abstract The abundance and relative cheapness of the material provided ample possibilities for adaptation and experimentation with stylistics by volume-spatial forms of wooden buildings in Siberia and the Far East. At the same time, wooden architecture was at high risk of degradation and destruction. The article based on field research in various regions and detailed graphic reconstruction of several objects allows to form a more complete estimate of the development and preservation of wooden architecture in the Pacific Russia. How to Cite Ivanova, A. (2020). Lost Wooden Architecture of the Pacific Russia. Project Baikal, 17(63), 130–137. https://doi.org/10.7480/projectbaikal.63.1608 More Citation Formats ACM ACS APA ABNT Chicago Harvard IEEE MLA Turabian Vancouver Download Citation Endnote/Zotero/Mendeley (RIS) BibTeX Published 2020-03-13 Issue No. 63 (2020): celebration in the city Section refereed articles - heritage References Brinner, I. (2014). Chto ya pomnyu: Vospominaniya [What I remember: Memories]. Vladivostok: Rubezh. Deeg, L. (2012). Kunst i Albers: Istoriya nemeckogo torgovogo doma na rossijskom Dal'nem Vostoke (1864-1924) [Kunst and Albers: History of the German Trading House in the Russian Far East, 1864- 1924]. Vladivostok: Far Eastern Federal University Press. Dyminskaya, A.V. (2013). Obiekty kulturnogo naslediya: Pamyatniki istorii i kultury Khabarovskogo kraya [Objects of Cultural Heritage: Historical and Cultural Monuments of the Khabarovsk Krai]. Khabarovsk: Ministry of Culture of Khabarovsk Krai. Gorod, V. (2018). Na Sadgorode snesli poslednij stoletnij «teremok» starogo dachnogo Vladivostoka [The last centennial "teremok" of old Vladivostok was destroyed on Sadgorod]. Access: bit.ly/2ZIjHku (retrieved 10.01.20). Im, V.A. (1899). ”Velikij put'”. Vidy Sibiri i Velikoj Sibirskoj zheleznoj dorogi [The Great Way: Overviews of Siberia and the Great Siberian Railway]. Krasnoyarsk: M.B. Akselrod i Ko. Access: elib.tomsk.ru/purl/1-10839/ (retrieved 10.01.20). Kasyanov, N.V. (2015). Primorskie imeniya v okrestnostyah Vladivostoka na rubezhe XIX-XX vekov [Primorsky Estates in Vladivostok's Suburbs at the Turn of the XIX-XX Centuries]. Russkaya usadba, 11, 271-286. Kradin, N.P. (1988). Russkoe derevyannoe oboronnoe zodchestvo [Russian Wooden Defensive Architecture]. Moscow: Iskusstvo. Kradin, N.P. (1996). Pamyatniki arhitektury Khabarovska: Annotirovannyj i illyustrirovannyj katalog [Monuments of Architecture of Khabarovsk: Annotated and Illustrated Catalogue]. Khabarovsk: Etnos-DV. Kradin, N.P. (2008). Staryj Habarovsk: Portret goroda v dereve i kamne (1858-2008) [Old Khabarovsk: Portrait of the City in Wood and Stone]. Khabarovsk: Riotip. Kradin, N. (2013). The Ilimsky Ostrog in the Taltsy Museum of Wooden Architecture near Irkutsk. Project Baikal, 10(37-38), 44-53. doi:10.7480/projectbaikal.37-38.569 Lanin, V.V. Albom Amura i Ussurijskogo kraya. 1871-76 [Album of Photos of Amur and Ussuri Krai, 1871-76]. Levoshko, S.S. (2004). Tema “goroda-sada“ v gradostroitelstve na Dalnem Vostoke Rossii rubezha XIX-XX vv [The Idea of „Garden City“ in Urban Planning in the Far East of Russia at the Turn of XIX-XX Centuries.]. Vestnik of the Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2, 17-29. Matveev, N. (2012). Kratkij istoricheskij ocherk goroda Vladivostoka [A Brief Historical Outline of Vladivostok]. Vladivostok: Rubezh, 2012. Prej, E. (2011). Pisma iz Vladivostoka, 1894-1930 [Letters from Vladivostok, 1894-1930]. Vladivostok: Rubezh. Unknown (1946). Liniya Pivan-Sovgavan. Albom NKPS SSSR, 1946. Access: periskop.su/550762.html (retrieved 10.01.20). Unknown (2020). Nikolaevsk-na-Amure [Nikolayevsk-on-Amur]. Access: khabkrai-nasledie.ru/niko- laevsk-na-amure (retrieved 10.01.20). Yankovskij, Yu. M. (1990). Polveka ohoty na tigrov [Half a century of tiger hunting]. Vladivostok: Ussuri. Yankovskij, Yu., Yankovskij, V. (2012). Nenuni: Dal'nevostochnaya odisseya [Nenuni: Far Eastern Odyssey]. Vladivostok: Rubezh.