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https://doi.org/10.7480/projectbaikal.64.1643Keywords:
architecture, urban studies, history, narrative, Siberia, neobrutalism, Irkutsk, 130 QuarterAbstract
Using the method of narrative analysis of architectural and town-planning projects, the author reveals basic elements of the East-Siberian architectural tradition. He shows its relation to the specific features of the climate, the regional history and socio-psychological peculiarities of the Siberian style of life. The author draws narrative parallels between architecture of Siberian cities, neobrutalism of the Irkutsk school and a contemporary project of the 130 Quarter located in the center of Irkutsk.
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