Conceptual Design of Russian Modern Monotowns’ Architectural Space

Permyakov, M. B.; Krasnova, T. V.

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“…Therefore, they were involved in a large part of the daily life of individuals and society. However, in the case of the Soviet Union, the social factories were more in the shape of monotowns, which were actively constructed as new production facilities in small and medium-sized towns, where such enterprises became town-forming (Permyakov & Krasnova, 2018). In that regard, it is crucial to have a division between the monotowns and social factories.…”

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A City Shaped by Modernist Architecture: Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory and Its Worker Settlements

Doğan

2023

Journal of Architecture and Urbanism

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At the turn of the 20th century, the ideas of the English garden city movement influenced the designers and the governments not only regarding the design of the cities but in different aspects, including the design of industrial settlements. The factories built in the early 20th century mostly employed the ideals of the modern movement and turned the factories into a social reform for workers and the cities where these factories were located. Nazilli Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory is one of these social factories, which can be recognised as a self-contained factory complex that was participating in the social transformation of the area. The aim of this paper is to conduct research regarding the impact of the social factories on the cities and society through the case study of Nazilli Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory and document its workers’ settlements.

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Section: The Creation Of Worker Colonies and Settlementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A City Shaped by Modernist Architecture: Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory and Its Worker Settlements

Doğan

2023

Journal of Architecture and Urbanism

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Conceptual Design of Russian Modern Monotowns’ Architectural Space

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A City Shaped by Modernist Architecture: Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory and Its Worker Settlements

A City Shaped by Modernist Architecture: Sümerbank Textile (Cotton) Printing Factory and Its Worker Settlements

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