New materials regarding research in the fields of architecture and urban construction are being presented. The authors also focus on the history of the creation of little-known buildings of interest, on the development of local architectural traditions, on new attributions, and introduce recently discovered archive materials. A number of papers are dedicated to the issues of architectural and urban planning development of historical towns and cities or study the formation of architectural ensembles. The edition also includes papers that are devoted to theoretical historical-architectural problems, to biographies of architects, or analyze artistic approaches and concepts.
Issue 61 (2014)
Andrei Bode.
Onion-Shaped One-Domed Tops as One of the Typical Features of the Wooden Churches of the Vaga and North Dvina River Regions
The paper studies one of the regional church-building traditions of the Russian north. The author looks at a number of little-known wooden edifices of the 18th–19th centuries, which are crowned with a certain type of structure, found in the River Vaga basin and in the territories around middle North Dvina. The work analyzes the area where this particular feature has been spreading, and, based on this research, tries to define the stages of their development and the various influences. The formation of local architectural traditions is set within the context of the general evolution of wooden construction of the Russian North in the 17th–18th centuries.
Keywords
Russian wooden architecture, local traditions, wooden churches of the Vaga region.
Bode Andrei
Ph. D. in Architecture, Scientific Research Institute of the Theory and History of Architecture and Urban Planning of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, sector head.
E-mail: bode-niitag@yandex.ru
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