Emelyanov, Vladimir Vladimirovich (architect)

He was born on June 10 ( June 23 in a new style) in Omsk in 1906 in the family of a photographer. ^[one]

In 1927 he graduated from the Omsk Art and Industrial College. Vrubel, and in 1940 - advanced training courses for architects in the city of Leningrad .

In 1927-1929 he worked in the city of Kurgan, then in the next almost forty years (1929-1966) - in Sverdlovsk. He worked in various architectural and design organizations, including the Sverdlovskgrazhdanproekt Institute (1949-1966), where he was, in particular, the head of the Architectural and Design Workshop - 1. In 1951-1966, V.V. Emelyanov worked as the chief architect of the institute. He was also engaged in pedagogical activities - he taught architectural design at the architectural and construction college (1930-1934), the construction institute (1933), and the architectural college (1944-1945). ^[1] Since 1966 he has been retired.

Since 1935 - in the Union of Architects of the USSR . He was also a member, then chairman (1936-1945) of the board of the Sverdlovsk branch of the Union of Soviet Architects. He was a delegate to the I-IV congresses of Soviet architects and the V Congress of the International Union of Architects (1958, Moscow ).

He died on June 1, 1969 in Sverdlovsk. He was buried in the city Shirokorechensky cemetery. Later, his wife Tamara Ivanovna Emelyanova (1912-1987) was buried next to him.

He was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor and medals, including “For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945” and “For Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945”, as well as a bronze medal of the VDNKh USSR ( 1966). In 1968, V.V. Emelyanov was awarded the honorary title "Honored Architect of the RSFSR."

In 2006, a jubilee exhibition was held in Yekaterinburg dedicated to the architects of Sverdlovsk - V.V. Emelyanov, S.V. Dianov and O. L. Volkhin . ^[2]

Vladimir Emelyanov completed more than 100 projects and works for a wide range of purposes - schools, laundries, administrative buildings, residential buildings, rest houses and sanatoriums, hotels, clubs, cultural centers. Among its buildings - the sanatorium "Kisegach" for 500 places (1930); a redevelopment project for the park of the Palace of Pioneers in Sverdlovsk (1935-1937); House of the Red Army in Sverdlovsk (1940-1941); House of the Red Army in Perm (1944); 900-seat movie and concert hall in Kamensk-Uralsky (1947); Palace of Culture with a hall for 1000 seats for NTMZ in Nizhny Tagil (1952). The Emelyanov project - a special-purpose hotel in the village of Maly Istok (now within the city of Yekaterinburg ) - was repeated in Kuibyshev, Astrakhan, Krasnodar, Chelyabinsk, Orenburg and other cities of the USSR.

• Emelyanov Vladimir Vladimirovich
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