The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century

The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century

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In the 17th century Onega fortress cities of Kargopol, Ust-Mosha and Turchasovo represented a single system of fortified points, connected historically, economically and geographically. Analysis of town planning and its relationship to the landscape allows us to conclude that these cities were buil...

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Main Author: Andrei Bode
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences 2019-08-01
Series:Проект Байкал
Subjects:
Russian town planning; layout; wooden architecture; fortification; typology
Online Access:http://projectbaikal.com/index.php/pb/article/view/1511
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spelling doaj-f65e20cd95ea40c9addaa5b33ae4bfd62021-07-23T16:26:09ZrusRussian Academy of Architecture and Construction SciencesПроект Байкал2307-44852309-30722019-08-011661The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII CenturyAndrei Bode0RAACS; Scientific Research Institute of the Theory and History of Architecture and Urban Planning In the 17th century Onega fortress cities of Kargopol, Ust-Mosha and Turchasovo represented a single system of fortified points, connected historically, economically and geographically. Analysis of town planning and its relationship to the landscape allows us to conclude that these cities were built according to a unified model and had similar planning characteristics. The space planning of the Onega cities shows organic connection between the regular and the natural-landscape aspects, which is a distinguishing feature of ancient Russian town planning. Also the construction of the walls of the first two stages of Kargopol fortress and the walls of Ust-Mosha and Turchasovo fortresses is considered, which is especially important for a more complete understanding of its evolution. http://projectbaikal.com/index.php/pb/article/view/1511Russian town planning; layout; wooden architecture; fortification; typology
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The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century
Проект Байкал
Russian town planning; layout; wooden architecture; fortification; typology
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title The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century
title_short The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century
title_full The Fortress Cities on the Onega in the XVII Century
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publisher Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences
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2309-3072
publishDate 2019-08-01
description In the 17th century Onega fortress cities of Kargopol, Ust-Mosha and Turchasovo represented a single system of fortified points, connected historically, economically and geographically. Analysis of town planning and its relationship to the landscape allows us to conclude that these cities were built according to a unified model and had similar planning characteristics. The space planning of the Onega cities shows organic connection between the regular and the natural-landscape aspects, which is a distinguishing feature of ancient Russian town planning. Also the construction of the walls of the first two stages of Kargopol fortress and the walls of Ust-Mosha and Turchasovo fortresses is considered, which is especially important for a more complete understanding of its evolution.
topic Russian town planning; layout; wooden architecture; fortification; typology
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