Slavutych: Architectural Guide
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By Ievgeniia Gubkina, Elmira Ettinger (Contribution by), Yuriy Fomichev (Contribution by), Volodymyr Petrov (Contribution by), Aryna Starovoitova (Contribution by)
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Slavutych, a city in the far north of Ukraine, occupies a strategic position where the borders of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia meet. Built in the aftermath of the 1986 Chornobyl nuclear disaster to replace the contaminated homes of the power plant’s workers, it is the last purpose-built ideal city of the Soviet Union – and a unique architectural and political experiment.
Planned and constructed by architects from across the Soviet republics, Slavutych reflects both the diversity and contradi...
Planned and constructed by architects from across the Soviet republics, Slavutych reflects both the diversity and contradi...






















