Preparing for the post-war reconstruction of historical monuments in Ukraine: Considerations in regard of the ongoing Polish post-WWII experience and international law on the protection and conservation of historical monuments

Ivashko, Yuliа; Tovbych, Valerii; Hlushchenko, Artem; Belinskyi, Sergii; Kobylarczyk, Justyna; Kuśnierz-Krupa, Dominika; Dmytrenko, Andrii

doi:10.46284/mkd.2023.11.1.4

“…The latter assumes particular importance in the case of post-war reconstruction, when, as a rule, not only individual objects are destroyed but also entire neighbourhoods or city centres. The classic example here is the reconstruction of the old town in Warsaw [18], but also other examples of the revaluation and modernisation of Polish cities, including small ones such as Kazimierz Dolny (Fig. 1).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Chernyshev et al [12], O. Sleptsov et al [13]; ✓ conservation aspects of revalorization of monuments -papers M. Orlenko, Y. Ivashko [14], L. Luvidi et al [15], M. Furtak et al [16], I. Sandu et al [17]; ✓ publications related to the subject of war damage and post-war reconstruction -Y. Ivashko et al [18], T. Kozłowski et al [19], A. Nadolny et al [20], A. Pawłowska et al [21,22]; ✓ problems of education on the need to protect monuments -research D. Kuśnierz-Krupa et al [23]; ✓ scientific sources on the types of historical inns were studied separately [24][25][26][27]; ✓ problems of visual perception of historic architecture studied by eye-tracking -works M.…”

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confidence: 99%

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This article deals with the role of photographic documentation in conservation efforts. Using the example of Islamic sites in Libya, historic inn buildings located in Ukraine and Poland, the centres of Polish historic cities destroyed during World War II, and the monuments of Ukraine destroyed during the period of "militant atheism," World War II, and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war, it is proven that often photographic documentation of objects becomes the main source of information about destroyed or damaged objects. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the value of photographic documentation for conservation and preservation efforts. The authors point out that it can also be used for eye-tracking studies of visual perception of conservation objects, both by local communities, i.e., nonprofessionals in the field of architecture, as well as perception by architects and conservators.

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“…Chernyshev et al [12], O. Sleptsov et al [13]; ✓ conservation aspects of revalorization of monuments -papers M. Orlenko, Y. Ivashko [14], L. Luvidi et al [15], M. Furtak et al [16], I. Sandu et al [17]; ✓ publications related to the subject of war damage and post-war reconstruction -Y. Ivashko et al [18], T. Kozłowski et al [19], A. Nadolny et al [20], A. Pawłowska et al [21,22]; ✓ problems of education on the need to protect monuments -research D. Kuśnierz-Krupa et al [23]; ✓ scientific sources on the types of historical inns were studied separately [24][25][26][27]; ✓ problems of visual perception of historic architecture studied by eye-tracking -works M.…”

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confidence: 99%

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This article deals with the role of photographic documentation in conservation efforts. Using the example of Islamic sites in Libya, historic inn buildings located in Ukraine and Poland, the centres of Polish historic cities destroyed during World War II, and the monuments of Ukraine destroyed during the period of "militant atheism," World War II, and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war, it is proven that often photographic documentation of objects becomes the main source of information about destroyed or damaged objects. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the value of photographic documentation for conservation and preservation efforts. The authors point out that it can also be used for eye-tracking studies of visual perception of conservation objects, both by local communities, i.e., nonprofessionals in the field of architecture, as well as perception by architects and conservators.

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The Destruction of the Established Urban Environment of Borodianka and Irpen as a Result of the Russian-Ukrainian War

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MOLODID

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The article raises the problem of radical changes in the urban environment as a result of military operations. The history of the settlement of Borodianka and the town of Irpin, which suffered significant destruction in the first months of the war, is given. The on-site inspections of damaged objects – visual and instrumental – carried out by the authors of the article are described, and conclusions were obtained about the amount of damage and the results of the impact of various types of shelling on various types of structures. Given the large volume of buildings that cannot be restored, a radical change in the established urban environment is predicted.

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Preparing for the post-war reconstruction of historical monuments in Ukraine: Considerations in regard of the ongoing Polish post-WWII experience and international law on the protection and conservation of historical monuments

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