CONCRETE SIBERIA - MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE

Discover the raw beauty and monumental scale of post-war modernist architecture in Siberia. The album "Concrete Siberia" is a journey through the concrete landscapes of Novosibirsk, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Norilsk, Irkutsk and Yakutsk, showing the difficult beauty and daily life of their inhabitants.

• Over 100 photos by Russian photographer Alexander Veryovkin
• Six chapters dedicated to various aspects of Siberian architecture
• Prologue by architectural critic Konstantin Budarin
• Maps and essays describing the history of residential districts
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the album
• Format 240x170 mm ideal for viewing and storing

The album "Concrete Siberia" is a fascinating journey through the architectural heritage of Siberia, showing modernist settlements built on the outskirts of the metropolises of the far north, industrial mono-cities, cosmic blocks of Soviet circuses, concrete buildings of theaters and ubiquitous prefabricated blocks built on permafrost. It is a unique look at the architecture that has stood the test of time and climatic conditions.

The book is divided into six chapters, illustrated with over 100 photos by Russian photographer Alexander Veryovkin, showing the difficult beauty and scale of post-war modernist architecture in Novosibirsk, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Norilsk, Irkutsk and Yakutsk, and the daily lives of their inhabitants. The album contains a prologue by architectural critic Konstantin Budarin, maps and short essays describing the history of the residential districts of the above cities.

Zupagrafika publishing house presents the album in hardcover, ensuring durability and aesthetic appearance. The 240x170 mm format makes the album convenient to view and store. "Concrete Siberia" is a must-have for lovers of architecture, photography and the history of Siberia. Immerse yourself in the concrete landscape and discover its extraordinary beauty!