Architectural guide. Pyongyang

Фотографии Architectural guide. Pyongyang

Описание Architectural guide. Pyongyang

Ambitiously designed community buildings, faceless mass housing developments, and a monumental emptiness are the defining features of Pyongyang - a city of three million inhabitants rising from rubble after the Korean War of the 1950s. This guide offers unprecedented insights into the capital of what is probably the most isolated country in the world, ruled in the third generation by a "first family" stubbornly upholding it'
s own brand of stone-age communism.

Содержание Architectural guide. Pyongyang

ТОМ 1
Urban Planning
The Role of Axes in Urban Space
Major Buildings on Urban Axes
Kwangbok Residential Area
Thongil Residential Area
Sungri Street
Changgwang Street
Chollima Street
Munsu Street
Ryongnamsan Street
Mansudae Street
Residential Buildings
Kwangbok Residential Development
Changgwang Street
Thongil Residential Area
Puksae District
Munsu Street
Cultural Venues
Korean Revolution Museum
Korean Art Gallery
Kimilsungia and Kimjongilia Exhibition Hall
Korean History Museum
The Three Revolutions Exhibition
Minju Joson
International Communications Centre
Invention Agency of the National Science Academy
Mansudae Assembly Hall
Government Buildings on Kim II Sung Square
Hydrometeorological Office
Pyongyang Embroidery Institute
Pyongyang International House of Culture
April 25 House of Culture
People'
s Palace of Culture
Pyongyang Grand Theatre
Moranbong Theatre
Central Youth Hall
Mansudae Art Theatre
Pyongyang Circus
East Pyongyang Grand Theatre
Taedongmun Cinema
Korean Film Studios
Pyongyang International House of Cinema
April 26 Korean Children'
s Film Studio
Education and Sport
Kim II Sung University
Kim Chaek University of Technology
Pyongyang Schoolchildren'
s Palace
Kim Jong Suk Creche
Pyongyang Kim Won Gyun Conservatory
Grand People'
s Study House
Mangyongdae Schoolchildren'
s Palace
Indoor Stadium
Kim II Sung Stadium
Football Stadium
May Day Stadium
Ice Rink
Sports Facilities on Chongchun Street
Hotels and Department Stores
Kwangbok Department Store
Department Store No. 1
Children'
s Department Store
Taesong Department Store
Okryu Restaurant
Restaurants on Changgwang Street 90
Chongnyu Restaurant
Ryanggang Hotel
Yanggakdo International Hotel
Pyongyang Koryo Hotel
Pothonggang Hotel
Pyongyang Hotel
Changgwangsan Hotel
Transport Infrastructure
Yonggwang Metro Station
Pyongyang Railway Station
Hwanggumpol Metro Station
Puhung Metro Station
Konsol Metro Station
Okryu Bridge
Rungna Bridge
Chungsong Bridge
Heroic Youth Motorway
September 9 Bridge
Pyongyang-Hyangsan Motorway
Chongnyu Bridge
Monuments
Grand Monument on Mansu Hill
Tower of the Juche Idea
Arch of Triumph
Party Foundation Monument
Chollima Monument
Monument to the Immortality of President Kim
II Sung
Kumsusan Memorial Palace
Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Memorial
Arch of Reunification
Appendix
Register
Index
ТОМ 2
Philipp Meuser
The Illicit Guidebook
Preface
Pyongyang from Above
Panoramic Views of Pyongyang'
s City Centre
Philipp Meuser
An Architectural Cabinet of Curiosities
A Stroll through Pyongyang
Ahn Chang-mo
Korean Architecture
Urban and Architectural History in Pyongyang
Mass Gymnastics as a National Sport
The Arirang Festival in the May Day Stadium
Christian Posthofen
Learning from Pyongyang
On the Legibility of Spatial Production
Christian Posthofen
Kim Jong-il (1991): On Architecture
Abridged and introduced by Christian Posthofen
Philipp Meuser
Urban Propaganda
Portraits and posters
Appendix
Pyongyang City Map Register/Literature/Authors

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