Архитектура

International Architecture Competition Annual
Two-volume annual displays the winning entries from the year"s most notable international competitions.

International Architecture Competition Annual
Two-volume annual displays the winning entries from the year"s most notable international competitions.

Culture & Exhibition Facility
KINTEX Exhibition Hall #2 - 8
Automobile Museum in Nanjing - 14
A Public Relations Officer of Arisoo Water - 20
Flowing Gardens, International Horticultural Expo 2011 - 26
The Competition Jeju World National Heritage Center - 32
Sangdong Library - 38
Changnyeong Culture & Art Center - 44
Yeongjong Sky City Public Library - 50
Mystetskyj Arsenal Cultural - Art and Museum Complex - 56
Exploratory Science Museum of Unicamp - 62
Eco-Community Hill - 68
Taipei Performing Arts Center - 74
Tamayo Museum Ex-Tension Atizapan - 80
The Changjo, Kim Memorial & Shrine - 86
Urban Mediaspace - 92
Museum Style Park - 98
Munch area, The Munch Museum and the Stenersen Museum Collections - 104
The Living Bridge - 112
Music Hall JORD갢EK - 116
Culture House + Library - 122

Government Facility
Urban Trachea - 130
Headquarters of Arabsat - 136
National Wildflower Center - 142
Ulsan District Court - 148
Tallinn Town Hall - 154
The Embassy Quarter of Finland in Tokyo - 160

Residence Facility
 Unjeong 3 District A4 BL Apartment Competition - 168
Hanam Misa A24, 25, 26, 28, 29 BL Apartment Competition - 174
Landed City - 180
Gwangju Jiwon District 3 Apartment Competition - 188
Yangju Hoicheon District Ga Apartment - 194
Magok Apartment - 200
Al Ghadeer, Abu Dhabi, UAE - 206

Welfare Facility
Goma Complex Arts Center - 212
Dogok-1 Cultural Center - 218
Gwangcheon Art Center & Town Office - 224
National Institute of Marine Biological Resources - 230
Baetmeori Village Culture-Contects Center - 236
Boryeong Complex Culture Center - 242
Gyeongsan Workers Welfare Center - 248
Gyoha Complex Community - 254
Woman & Family Complex Well-being Center - 260
Multi-purpose Arena Sport Complex in Cheongju University - 266
Paju Munsan Multi Center for The Welfare - 272
Pyeongchon Community Service Center - 278
Digital Origami - 284
Suwon Geumho-dong Office - 290

Office & Commercial Facility
Entangled Bank - 8
Soochow Securities Headquarters - 14
Rotterdam City Tower - 20
LM Harbor Gateway - 26
IT Complex - 32
Korea National Oil Corporation Competition - 38
Crystal Clear - 44
Grand Hyatt Hotel - 50
Shi Dai Tower - 54
Designing in Teheran B - 60
Forwarding Dallas - 66
Business Center Miramare - 72
Designing in Teheran Competition - 78
Xero Project - 84
KORAIL Venture Tower Competition - 90
StatoilHydro - 96
Aker Brygge, Oslo - 102
Silos Amsterdam - 108
Songdo Sc-1(3;) Complex Development - 114

Education Facility
Astana National Library - 122
A. ST. E. P(Architecture Studio Education Program) - 128
Basque Culinary Center - 134
Competition for Kyonggi University? 60th Anniversary Memorial Hall of Seoul College - 140
Deichman Axis, The New Deichmanske Main Library - 146
School Complex & Gymnasium - 154
Library & Learning Center - University of Economics & Business - 160
Student Apartment Studios in Paris - 164

Physical Facility
World Village of Women Sports - 172
Design Competition for New Stadiums for 2014 Asian Games - 178
Swimming Pool & Hockey Stadium - 184
Pohang Baseball Stadium - 190

Urban Masterplan
E.C.O FLOW - 198
ECO-SPiNE - 204
N.a.M.U (Nature and Market Unison) - 208
Gwanggyo Power Center - 212
Cairo Expo City, Egypt - 218
Tolerant City - 224
The Taekwondo Park - 230
Kalvebod Wave - 236
Masdar Plaza, Oasis of the Future - 242
Sofia City Center - 248
Korkeasaari Zoo - 254
Urbanism and Landscape design for Nya 걊staf둳tet in Stockhol - 260
New Abuja City Gate - 266
New Urban Area Gia Lam Hanoi - 272
Ex Fonderie Riunite - 278
Bicentennial of the Independence Plaza - 284
Diomede Archipelago - 290

Gathering inside first and second prize of best works for architecture from Jan. through Dec. 2003 *Goverment & Institution Facilities *Education Facilities *Medication Facilities

*Public Facilities *Cultural Facilities *Sports Facilities *Residential Districts Facilities

Education Facility
Public Official Facility
Residential Facility
Physical Facility & The Others

Architecture Competition Annual features 137 projects from total 90 architecture design competitions. It consists of two volumes: volume VII is classified into exhibition & culture facility, education facility, medical & welfare facility and government facility, and volume VIII into residential facility, commercial facility, public official facility and physical facility & others.
*Exhibition & Culture Facility
*Education Facility
*Medical & Welfare Facility
*Government Facility

 Architecture Competition Annual

*Residential Facility
*Commercial Facility
*Public Official Facility
*Physical Facility & The Others

L'art de la Russie Ancienne s'épanouit durant plus de 700 ans, du Xème au XVIIème siècle. Profondément marquée par l'empreinte religieuse, son évolution est étroitement liée au christianisme et aux finalités du culte orthodoxe. Très vite, les bâtisseurs russes manifestent un authentique génie créateur, marqué par l'élégance et l'harmonie des proportions. Il ne faut pas attendre longtemps pour voir surgir les principaux chefs-d'œuvre de l'époque kiévienne (Xe-XIIIe siècles), à commencer par les cathédrales Sainte-Sophie de Kiev et de Novgorod, puis la Dormition de Vladimir.
Au XIIIe siècle, l'irruption des Mongols oblige les Russes à se replier sur eux-mêmes. La renaissance artistique s'amorce au XVe siècle, sous l'égide du prince de Moscou qui impose son autorité à l'ensemble du pays et fait de sa ville une métropole aussi bien politique qu'artistique et culturelle. Le XVIIe siècle est marqué par un essor remarquable de l'architecture civile, dont témoignent encore de nombreux palais et demeures princières. Le règne de Pierre le Grand signe la rupture avec l'art traditionnel : le tsar impose les modèles occidentaux et enracine définitivement la Russie dans l'histoire architecturale du reste de l'Europe.
La présente étude se propose de recenser les caractéristiques nationales de l'architecture de la Russie ancienne et de présenter les chefs-d'œuvre de tous ordres produits jusqu'à la fin du XVIIe siècle. L'iconographie, somptueuse et entièrement inédite, témoigne avec éloquence de la maîtrise et des dons artistiques des Russes. Une attention particulière est apportée aux bâtiments de bois, dont il subsiste de nombreux exemples dans les régions du Nord.

Véra Traimond est docteur en Histoire et maître de conférences à l'Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, où elle enseigne l'Histoire de l'Art Russe.