Vstroennoe oborudovanie kvartir (Built-in Furniture and Equipment of the Apartments)

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Near Fine condition; cover shows slight foxing and darkening to the edges, creases across cover corners, repaired missing minor pieces of the bottom edge of front cover; internally occasional foxing stains and blue pen underl..

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Near Fine condition; cover shows slight foxing and darkening to the edges, creases across cover corners, repaired missing minor pieces of the bottom edge of front cover; internally occasional foxing stains and blue pen underlinings in the text in three places.


The book provides an overview of the built-in furniture and equipment of the apartments on the basis of the housing construction experience in the USA. Its author - Ol'ga Grigor'evna Bayar (1902-1978) was an architect and interior designer, member of the Union of Soviet architects of the USSR, graduated Vkhutemas (Higher Art and Technical Studios) in 1925 and received a bachelor's degree in architecture from New York University in 1939. After having lived and studied for a number of years in USA, she proposes a series of build-in furtniture projects designed for the USA’s low cost houses that can be adapted for the Soviet housing construction and repair of after-war period. In author oponion, such new approach of furnishing as a mass production will help to reduce furniture and equipment costs and to optimize living space. Considered use of build-in cupboards, kitchen equipment, bathroom and toilet facilities. Richly illustrated edition includes numerous architectural drawings, plans and photographic images in the text and on the separate coated sheets (90 in total).

 

 

 

Title Vstroennoe oborudovanie kvartir (Built-in Furniture and Equipment of the Apartments)
Author Olga Bayar
Publisher Izdatel'stvo Akademii Arkhitektury SSSR (Publishing House of the Academy of Architecture of the USSR), Moskva
Published year 1945
Country Russia
Edition 1st edition
Binding Soft cover
Octavo 17 x 22 cm
Weight 0.150 kg
No. of pages Wrappers, 61, [3] pp., including 26 pp. of illustration plates
Print run 8000 copies
Language Russian