Governor’s Award for the books about Irgiredmet

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  • Olga Goroshchenova Irkutsk National Research Technical University

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https://doi.org/10.51461/PB.75.08

Keywords:

Irkutsk gold alloy laboratory, Sibgintsvetmet, Ginzoloto, Irgiredmet, architecture, D. M. Goldstein, M. F. Anikin, Irkutsk, Irgiredmet JSC, Plant 172

Abstract

The Irkutsk Research Institute of Precious and Rare Metals and Diamonds (Irgiredmet) has a 150-year history. The Institute changed its name several times, was under different departments, and was classified as secret. Its main activity is research and development, comprehensive scientific and technical assessment and development of mineral deposits, design, construction and reconstruction of metallurgical enterprises. The building of Irgiredmet is located in the central part of Irkutsk on the Embankment of the Angara River. Initially, the Irkutsk gold-alloy laboratory was located on this site. In Soviet times, a monumental building was built for Irgiredmet. Designed by architect D. M. Goldstein and engineer M. F. Anikin, it is one of the main buildings in the central part of Irkutsk.

How to Cite

Goroshchenova, O. (2023). Governor’s Award for the books about Irgiredmet. Project Baikal, 20(75), 18–22. https://doi.org/10.51461/PB.75.08

Published

2023-04-07

Issue

No. 75 (2023): crises

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community

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References

Goroshchenova, O. A. (2021a). Irgiredmet: 160 zolotykh let: monografiya [Irgiredmet: 150 golden years: monograph]. Irkutsk: Publishing House of Irgiredmet JSC.

Goroshchenova, O. A. (Ed.). (2021b). Irgiredmed: Zolotye gody, zolotye lyudi: Sbornik nauch.-publitsist. proizvedeniy [Irgiredmet: Golden years, golden people: Collection of scientific-publicistic works]. Irkutsk: Irgiredmet JSC.

Tomilov, V. D. (1995). Na putyakh nauchno-tekhnicheskogo progressa (k 125-letiyu instituta Irgiredmed) [On the ways of scientific and technical progress (to the 125th anniversary of the Institute “Irgiredmet”)]. Irkutsk.