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Art Contest Asked People To Create Designs For Buildings That Were Destroyed By War In Ukraine, And Here Are The 30 Best Entries
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War in Ukraine has displaces many people, and not only because of the dangers posed by an ongoing conflict, but also by the fact that continued artillery shelling destroyed people's homes, offices, hospitals and educational facilities. Most people would love to go back, but there's nothing left to go back to.
An initiative called RecreateUA decided to ask people to offer their best designs for destroyed buildings, and many people flocked to help in this beautiful idea. Scroll down below and see how the contestants have fared. Enjoy!
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#1
Regional Library For Youth, Chernihiv. Nataliia Semerei
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#2
Georgiy Smolin's Work
#3
IAM Architecture Studio Work
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
Love the respect for the original design, with modern embellishments.
#4
Office Center In The Old Building, Kharkiv. Vladyslav Hromov
Marvin König 4 years ago
Yeah, this definitely works. Nice and decent, but improving on the existing.
#5
Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Roman Hryshchenko
#6
Apartment House, Borodianka. TSD
#7
Kharkiv Regional State Administration. Ilina Abbazova
#8
Drama Theater And Park Area, Mariupol. Yevhenii Oliinyk
Random Toad 4 years ago
looks great but that is a lot of concrete. I think they should keep some of the grass.
#9
Kharkiv Regional Administration. Oleksii Karelskykh
#10
Kharkiv Regional State Administration By Crab Studio
Marvin König 4 years ago
Sorry, but that just makes me angry. Some "modern" architects have this Tendency to just cr*p their "style" onto everything they see while not realizing that their stuff only looks good in cgi. And this is a perfect example of "Artists" just being completely unrespectful. Not every buildinf needs to provoke.
#11
Mariupol, Oles Kuncevich
#12
Chernihiv, Regional Youth Center. Ivan Naumko
Andrew Fouts 4 years ago
Add some plants and seating in the tower maybe a way cover it in high summer to give kids an outdoor space to relax
#13
V. N. Karazin National University, Faculty Of Economics Building, Kharkiv. TSD
#14
V. N. Karazin National University, Faculty Of Economics Building, Kharkiv. Antonina Kodnakova
Marvin König 4 years ago
Some people are just respectful without having to put their stamp on everything they touch. Thank you for this!
#15
Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Yasya Bielykh
#16
Retroville, Shopping Center, Kyiv. Eliza Kocherga
#17
Apartmnet House, Borodianka Kyiv. Vlad Loza
#18
Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Anastasia Golovina
#19
Roman Paliy's Work
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
I was going to say, "Ugh! Looks like a bus station." Turns out it IS a bus station!
#20
Max Malakhov's Work
#21
IAM Architecture Studio Work
#22
Kharkiv, Freedom Square. Oleksii Poberezhnyk, Yuliia Khrebtovych, Alexandr Badovsky, Adrian Lintur
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
Nice landscaping. The rest looks very generic, 1990s. But certainly unoffensive.
#23
Private House, Bucha, Kyiv. Cedar Park Studio
#24
Retroville, Shopping Center, Kyiv. Rozit
Jessica Allred 4 years ago
It's the rounded edges building that needs to go. The rest looks fine.
#25
Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Kharkiv. Davydova
#26
Chernihiv, Hotel Ukraine. Maksym Kuzmichov
#27
Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Alyona Godunova
Nikki Sevven 4 years ago
Sorry, but this looks like a college dormitory built in the '60. It's soulless in its uniformity and lack of decoration.
#29
Public School, Zhytomyr. Anastasia Ivanova
#30
Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Kharkiv. Olya Netreba
No you can't have my name 4 years ago
I'm expecting some teenage pop stars to come out the front door and start a dance number
#31
Bulding In Mariupol. Anastasia Koshova
#32
Shura Nykytenko's Work
#36
Apartment House, Izium. Oleksander Huk
James Pasquini 4 years ago
The original photo appears to be the rear and side of the building. The street being lower in the front. The new design has too much glass, and the windows don't open. No thank you.
#38
Kharkiv Regional State Administration. Vladislav Shabetya
James Pasquini 4 years ago
Why do they always want to lose the character and charm of these old buildings. It's not a building one would want to look up at and admire the architecture. Too plain.
#39
Hotel Ukraine, Chernihiv. Viktor Kovbunov
James Pasquini 4 years ago
Again, no balconies. Just a "flop house." At least the windows appear they can be opened.
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Anastasia Kite 4 years ago
In my native city Zhytomyr, in the downtown of the city by russia's missiles was destroyed school... That's awful, I can describe my feelings, cause every day I saw this school. Thanks Spain for the new architecture project of this school. GLORY to Ukraine!
Anastasia Kite 4 years ago
In my native city Zhytomyr, in the downtown of the city by russia's missiles was destroyed school... That's awful, I can describe my feelings, cause every day I saw this school. Thanks Spain for the new architecture project of this school. GLORY to Ukraine!
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