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A major issue dedicated to the GES-2 Community Center. We've tackled all the architectural questions: how the trusses were restored, how the translucent roof was implemented, why birch trees were planted above the parking lot, and is it true that a grand piano is hidden under the assembly hall floor? And much more! Our guest is Anna Prokudina, an architect with Renzo Piano Building Workshop. This issue features drawings and photographs courtesy of RPBW and the V-A-C Foundation, as well as photographs by Gleb Leonov and Ilya Ivanov. 3D animation of the GES-2 reconstruction project on the V-A-C Foundation channel –    • 3D-визуализация Дома культуры «ГЭС-2»   Timecodes: 00:00 Let's explore Moscow's most anticipated reconstruction 01:11 What is GES-2 02:03 Neo-Russian style and what remains of it 04:02 The most important question of reconstruction 05:48 Why does the building need blue chimneys 07:20 Landscaping the area around GES-2 09:56 How GES-2 is arranged from the inside 13:35 Interview with Anna Prokudina, architect of the GES-2 reconstruction project 16:19 How the historic roof trusses of GES-2 were preserved 18:58 How the building's translucent roof is constructed 21:05 How the façade glazing was implemented 22:27 Interior layout of the House Culture 26:06 Transformable Assembly Hall and Underfloor Piano 27:04 How the Foundation of a Historic Building Was Strengthened 29:37 The Role of Railings in the Interiors of the House of Culture 31:41 Why Is White Dominant in the Interior? 33:29 How Was the Color of the Building's Facades Chosen 35:32 How Difficult Was It to Work with Russian Standards 36:42 How the Topography Slab Works and Why Birch Trees Were Planted Above the Parking Lot 40:23 Archblog Conclusions #archblog #architecturereview _________________________ Anna Martovitskaya's Archblog features reviews of recent issues of professional journals, video reviews of new books on architecture and urban studies, online tours of the most notable modern buildings, and, of course, interviews with their authors. Anna Martovitskaya is the editor-in-chief of the architectural magazine speech:, the author of architectural guidebooks to various cities in Russia and Europe, and the curator of international exhibition projects dedicated to contemporary architecture. Anna Martovitskaya's Archiblog on Instagram is @archiblog.am. Support Archiblog: https://yoomoney.ru/to/4100116145723064