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Formation of the Architectural Space of Central Ukrainian Cities. The Example of Kropyvnytskyi (Yelisavetgrad) Cover

Formation of the Architectural Space of Central Ukrainian Cities. The Example of Kropyvnytskyi (Yelisavetgrad)

Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment
Volume 16 (2023): Issue 4 (December 2023)
By: Tetyana Penyaz and  Oleg Sleptsov  
Open Access
|Dec 2023

Figures & Tables

Figure 1.

Map of the province of Kherson with the location of the studied towns - centres of the military settlements, property of Kropyvnytsky Museum of Local History
Map of the province of Kherson with the location of the studied towns - centres of the military settlements, property of Kropyvnytsky Museum of Local History

Figure 2.

2.1 Geographical map of the territory of the town of Kropyvnytsky (Elysavetgrad), drawings of T. Penyaz; 2.2. A perspective view of the fortress of St. Elizabeth. Painting by V. Storozhenko, property of Kropyvnytsky Museum of Local History
2.1 Geographical map of the territory of the town of Kropyvnytsky (Elysavetgrad), drawings of T. Penyaz; 2.2. A perspective view of the fortress of St. Elizabeth. Painting by V. Storozhenko, property of Kropyvnytsky Museum of Local History

Figure 3.

3.1 Scheme of town development in the second half of the 18th century. Drawings of T. Penyaz; 3.2. The house in 14 Vasylivskyi Lane at the stage of facade reconstruction (2016) photo of T. Penyaz; 3.3. “Exemplar” facade (D. Trezzini) [11]; 3.4. Plan of the fortress of St. Elizabeth and its forstadt from 1776 [13]
3.1 Scheme of town development in the second half of the 18th century. Drawings of T. Penyaz; 3.2. The house in 14 Vasylivskyi Lane at the stage of facade reconstruction (2016) photo of T. Penyaz; 3.3. “Exemplar” facade (D. Trezzini) [11]; 3.4. Plan of the fortress of St. Elizabeth and its forstadt from 1776 [13]

Figure 4.

4.1. Scheme of urban development in the first half of the 19th century. Drawings of T. Penyaz; 4.2. General plan of the city of 1842 [13]; 4.3. Intercession Church in the suburb of Kovalivka, photo of T. Penyaz; 4.4. House of K. V. Sokolov – Borodkin, photo of T. Penyaz; 4.5. The headquarter building. Postcard of the early twentieth century [13]; 4.6. The building of receiving places (Будівля присут-ствених місць (Ukr.) postcard of the early twentieth century [13]
4.1. Scheme of urban development in the first half of the 19th century. Drawings of T. Penyaz; 4.2. General plan of the city of 1842 [13]; 4.3. Intercession Church in the suburb of Kovalivka, photo of T. Penyaz; 4.4. House of K. V. Sokolov – Borodkin, photo of T. Penyaz; 4.5. The headquarter building. Postcard of the early twentieth century [13]; 4.6. The building of receiving places (Будівля присут-ствених місць (Ukr.) postcard of the early twentieth century [13]

Figure 5.

5.1. Scheme of the town development in the middle of the 19th century, drawings of T. Penyaz; 5.2. Fragment of the military map of 1869 [13] 5.3. The building of the hotel “Versailles”, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.4. The building of the theatre. Postcard of the early twentieth century [13]; 5.5. The building of the men’s gymnasium, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.6. The Mansion of K.V. Sokolov – Borodkin, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.7. Building of the zemstvo administration (будівля земської управи (ukr.), photo of T. Penyaz
5.1. Scheme of the town development in the middle of the 19th century, drawings of T. Penyaz; 5.2. Fragment of the military map of 1869 [13] 5.3. The building of the hotel “Versailles”, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.4. The building of the theatre. Postcard of the early twentieth century [13]; 5.5. The building of the men’s gymnasium, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.6. The Mansion of K.V. Sokolov – Borodkin, photo of T. Penyaz; 5.7. Building of the zemstvo administration (будівля земської управи (ukr.), photo of T. Penyaz

Figure 6.

6.1. Urban development plan of the end of the 19th – beginning of the 20th century. Drawing; of T. Penyaz 6.2. General plan of 1913 [5]; 6.3. H. Volokhin’s villa. Photo; of T. Penyaz 6.4. Gunter’s profitable House. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.5 Public Women’s Gymnasium; 6.6 “Northern” Hotel. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.7 Branch of the State Bank. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.8. Mansion of D. Barsky. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.9. M. Solovyov’s profitable building. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.10. Shopping arcade of I. Shpolyansky. Photo of T. Penyaz;
6.1. Urban development plan of the end of the 19th – beginning of the 20th century. Drawing; of T. Penyaz 6.2. General plan of 1913 [5]; 6.3. H. Volokhin’s villa. Photo; of T. Penyaz 6.4. Gunter’s profitable House. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.5 Public Women’s Gymnasium; 6.6 “Northern” Hotel. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.7 Branch of the State Bank. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.8. Mansion of D. Barsky. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.9. M. Solovyov’s profitable building. Photo of T. Penyaz; 6.10. Shopping arcade of I. Shpolyansky. Photo of T. Penyaz;
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2023-0049 | Journal eISSN: 2720-6947 | Journal ISSN: 1899-0142
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Language: English
Page range: 45 - 57
Submitted on: Jun 1, 2023
Accepted on: Dec 16, 2023
Published on: Dec 31, 2023
Published by: Silesian University of Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
Keywords:
Architectural space,
Yelysavetgrad,
Kropyvnytskyi,
Planning structure,
Landscape,
Socio-cultural factors
Related subjects:
Architecture and design,
Architecture,
Architects, buildings

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