Tamara Alexejewna Zelikowskaja

Tamara Alexejewna Zelikowskaja (1996)

Tamara Alexejewna Zelikowskaja ( Russian Тамара Алексеевна Целиковская ; born November 17, 1935 in Jelez ; † July 12, 2019 in Kiev ) was a Soviet - Ukrainian architect .

Life

Since the admission competition to study at the Moscow Architecture Institute (MArchI) was too tough, Zelikowskaja studied at the Kiev Institute of Civil Engineering with a degree in 1959. She then worked at the Research Institute for Building Construction of the Academy of Building and Architecture of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (SSR) . She was involved in the development of the instruction for the use of ceramic wall structures, which was approved in December 1961 by the State Committee for Construction of the Council of Ministers of the USSR .

In 1963 Zelikowskaja became an architect at the Kiev metro project planning institute for the construction of the Kiev metro (Kiev branch of the Metrogiprotrans project planning and development institute for metro construction ). In 1969 she became a member of the Union of Architects of the USSR (and in 1991 of the National Union of Architects of Ukraine ). 1980–1987, as a member of a specialist group on the Kiev metro project , she advised Bulgarian architects on the design of the Sofia metro . 1985–1990 she was secretary of the Kiev department of the Union of Architects of the USSR.

In 1994 the Kiev metro project became the PI Ukrmetrotonnel project . There Zelikowskaja became head of the architecture and planning workshop and chief architect of the project. In 2015 she retired.

Projects

• Passenger terminal in the port of Odessa (1968 with IL Maslenkow , WS Bogdanowski )
• Elevators in sanatoriums in the Crimea (1966–1969)
• Escalator system near the Potemkin Stairs in Odessa (1971 with Maslenko, Bogdanowski)
• Road tunnel through the Drakon Mountain on the Sevastopol - Yalta route (1972)
• Road tunnel in Dnepropetrovsk (1968–1970)

Kiev metro station projects (selection)

• Komsomolskaja (1968 with Maslenkow, Bogdanowski, since 1993 Chernihivska)
• Oktjabrskaja (1971 with BI Prijmak , Maslenkow, Bogdanowski, sculptor B. M. Karlowski , since 1993 Berestejska)
• Potschtowa Ploschtscha (1976 with Bogdanowski, Maslenkow, AS Kruschinski , IG Lewitska , JW Kislitschenko , 2015 redevelopment )
• Dzerzhinskaya (1984 with WI Jeschow , Kruschinski, AM Pantschenko and the artists EI Kotkow , MG Bartossik , since 1993 Libidska, since 1994 architectural monument)
• Widubitschi (1991 with the artists OA Borodaj , OP Babak )
• Akademmistschko (2003 with WL Gnewyschew , MM Aloschin )
• Teremki (2013 with Gnewyshev, OW Naschiwotschnikow , JM Plaschtschenko, AM Pantschenko)

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  Komsomolskaya / Chernihivska

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  Oktjabrskaja / Berestejska

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  Potschtowa Ploshcha

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  Dzerzhinskaya / Libidska

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  Widubitschi

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  Akademmistechko

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  Teremki

Honors, prizes

• Honored Architect of Ukraine (1995)

Web links

• Literature by and about Tamara Alexejewna Zelikowskaja in the bibliographic database WorldCat
• Catalog of the Russian National Library : Целиковская, Тамара Алексеевна

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Гонтарь Д .: Тамара Целиковская. Влюблённая в метро . In: Новая . February 26, 2009 ( [1] [accessed April 12, 2020]).
2. ↑ Saremba FM , Zelikowskaja TA, Martschenko MW: Киевский метрополитен . 2nd Edition. Будівельник, Kiev 1980.
3. ↑ Седик Олена: Підземні палаци народжуються на руїнах . In: Хрещатик . No. 93 , June 28, 2002 ( [2] [accessed April 12, 2020]).
4. ↑ Левитська І. Г .: Поділ: « Поштова площа » - через 25 років . In: Поділ і ми. No. 4–5 , 2001, pp. 46, 47 ( [3] [accessed April 12, 2020]).
5. ↑ Наказ Головного управління охорони культурної спадщини Київської міської державної державнот адмініїстрац, accessed on April 11th, 2020 on June 11th, 25th, 2011 (accessed on April 11th, 11/38/11 ).
6. ↑ Про присвоєння архітекторам почесних звань України (accessed April 11, 2020).