Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
The Department was founded in 1973 as a general educational department of architecture. The Department was renamed several times.
In 1984-2003 it was called Department of Constructions of Buildings and Structures (head of the department was V.I. Otroshchenko, candidate of technical sciences). It specialized in training architects in "Constructions of civil and industrial buildings" and "Architectural physics", and civil engineers in "History of Architecture" and "Basics of architectural constructions of buildings and structures".
In 2003, the Department gets a new vector of development and is renamed to the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning headed by Professor Andrey G. Bolshakov. Since 2009, the team of the department begins training masters majoring in Urban Planning, in 2014 - the first enrolment of bachelors of the same major.
Since 2013 and up to now the head of the Department is Evgeniia Puliaevskaia, candidate of architecture, Associate Professor. Currently, the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning has the status of the graduating department of majors 07.03.04 Urbanistics, and 07.04.04 Urbanistics, Bachelor's program on Urban Planning (Supervisor is D.V. Bobryshev) and Master's program on Planning of Urban Landscapes (Supervisor is E.V. Puliaevskaya), while maintaining specialization in disciplines of the architectural and construction majors.
Key personnel
Evgeniia Puliaevskaia
Head of the Department:
Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
Phone
+7 914-939-5136
Mail
pulya.arch@bk.ru
Lidiya Berzhinskaia
Associate Professor:
Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
Phone
+7 395-240-5153
Mail
Berj.LP@yandex.ru
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Research projects
- Strategies of stabilization and development of declining cities by the example of Usolie-Sibirskoye of Irkutsk region
- Development of the ecological framework of Irkutsk city: features of maintenance and tools for implementation
- Principles of organizing the system of open spaces by the example of Sverdlovsk district of Irkutsk
- Principles of formation of the territory development model with the signs of social and urban segregation by the example of the Lugovoye microdistrict of Irkutsk
- Spatial transformation of the industrial areas of Irkutsk. Typological foundations for the development of tourist and recreational systems of small settlements on Lake Baikal
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