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3. Introduction to the System of Soviet Mass Housing. Type Design, Typification and Typology

  • Philipp Meuser
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Large Housing Estates under Socialism
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Contents 5
  3. Introduction
  4. 1. The Future of Modernist Housing 11
  5. International Experiences and Practices on Prefabricated Panel Buildings and Their Urban Environments
  6. Introduction 19
  7. Housing Typologies and Urban Environment
  8. Introduction 21
  9. 2. Understanding the Origin, Trajectories of Change, and Future Prospects for Large Housing Estates in Europe 25
  10. 3. Introduction to the System of Soviet Mass Housing. Type Design, Typification and Typology 49
  11. 4. Maintaining Mass Housing: Methodology of Research and Comparative Perspective 75
  12. 5. Non-Capital Renovation—Urban Tissue Morphotypes and Evaluation of Potential of Intensive Development: Saint Petersburg as Case Study 91
  13. Citizens and Neighborhood
  14. Introduction 119
  15. 6. Large Housing Estates: A Place to Call “Home” 121
  16. 7. Images and Identities of the Post-Socialist Housing Estates in Ukraine vs. Jane Jacobs’s The Death and Life of Great American Cities 141
  17. 8. Perceptions and Constructed Marginality in Soviet and Post-Soviet Large Housing Estates: The Case of Saint Petersburg, Russia 157
  18. 9. Collective Housing Complexes of Socialist Yugoslavia: The Development of Living Standards and the Strengthening of Communities 169
  19. 10. Challenge of Demographic Change — Recognizing General and Site-Specific Aspects in Large Housing Estates 185
  20. Economy and Policies
  21. Introduction 199
  22. 11. Innovation in Housing: Decarbonization in Latvia 201
  23. 12. Property Relationships and Post-Soviet Urban Planning: Three Critical Cases 217
  24. 13. Strategies for Complex Transformation in Vilnius 233
  25. 14. Reimagining Housing Estates and the Nexus of Planning and Policy 243
  26. Transformation of Large Housing Settlements in Russia and Ukraine
  27. Introduction 261
  28. 15. Irkutsk Akademgorodok District—Principles for the Development of Spatial Qualities 263
  29. 16. The Future of the New Past: Changes in Public Spaces in the Novo-melnikovo District in Irkutsk 281
  30. 17. The Present State and Perspectives of Development of Cheryomushki in Krasnoyarsk 297
  31. 18. Development of Mass Housing Districts in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century: Cheryomushki and Tairovo in Odessa 305
  32. Contributors 323
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