Anna Bronovitskaya. External Factors That Determined the Development of the Architecture of the 20th Century

DESCRIPTION

The lecture will be devoted to the international architectural community, the platforms for exchange of knowledge between professionals, and the political aspects of this dialogue. 

 The influence of particular circumstances, which differ from country to country, as well as general processes taking place regardless of barriers between national states and political blocks, can be traced in the development of the architecture of the 20th century. The final lecture of the cycle will be devoted to platforms that allow the establishment of professional contacts in the field of architecture: international exhibitions and conferences, and organizations such as the International Congress of Modern Architecture (CIAM); the UN Committee on Housing, Building and Planning; and the International Union of Architects.

ABOUT THE LECTURER

Anna Bronovitskaya is an architectural historian, director of research at Moscow’s Institute of Modernism. In 2015 she became one of the founders of the Institute of Modernism—an independent institution that researches Soviet architecture of the 1960s to 1980s. Since 1993, she has been lecturing at MARCHI. From 2011 to 2013, Bronovitskaya was head of the DOCOMOMO Russian section. She is also the author of multiple publications on 20th century architecture.

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