Kishkinova E. M. (Ph.D., Professor, Department of «Architectural restoration Reconstruction and the history of architecture», Institute of Urban Development and Architecture of the Rostov State University of Civil Engineering,)
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This article analyzes the changes in the nature of the adaptation of the Byzantine heritage in Western architecture
during the late XIX - early XX century. On an example of how well-known and relatively little studied monuments attempt to recreate
a complete picture of the “Byzantine style” in architecture in England, France, Belgium and the Netherlands this period. Showing the
historical dynamics of changes in methods and techniques for the development of the Byzantine heritage in relation to planning, design
solutions, compositions, facade decoration and interior decoration. Byzantine considered not only as one of the “neostiley” historicist
architecture, but also as an integral interstilevoe phenomenon fi gurative and symbolic side of which over time retains a certain constancy, while the side of formal compositional variability demonstrates a fl exible, subject to the principles and techniques of shaping
those styles, in which at any given time is referenced to the Byzantine heritage.
Keywords:Byzantine style, Western European architecture, historicism, modernism, functionalism, traditionalism, art deco
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Citation link: Kishkinova E. M. Metamorphosis Byzantine paradigm: Byzantine style in architecture Western Еurope late XIX – early XX century // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2014. -№07-08. -С. 21-35 |
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