THE COMPOSITION AND DE-COMPOSITION OF AN ARCHITECTURAL ICON

The article aims to rise up the case of M. Ginzburg’s masterpiece of the House of Government of Alma-Ati, built between 1929-1931. Considered by K. Frampton as one of the icons of soviet constructivism, the building was strongly modified during the second half of XX c. The article gives back a short chronicle of the manumissions of its original features and pushes forward the issue of its philological restoration.

Country

Italy

Related Organizations

Polytechnic University of Milan
Italy

Keywords

House of Government of Alma-Ati, M. Ginzburg, constructivism, heritage, restoration

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