Viktoriia Patsiuk
"Regeneration of Industrial Urban Spaces: European Experience for Ukraine"

June 10, 18:30 – 20:30

The lecture explores the concept of industrial heritage and analyzes approaches to its regeneration, drawing on leading European practices from both capitalist countries and former socialist states. It also examines trends in the regeneration of industrial heritage in Ukraine, highlighting the most successful cases as models for Kryvyi Rih. Additionally, the lecture discusses the prospects for industrial heritage regeneration in Ukraine and specifically in Kryvyi Rih.

Eduard Dvorchuk
"Cultural Heritage Sites of Kryvyi Rih from the 19th – Early 20th Century: Challenges of Preservation and Revitalization"

June 11, 18:30 – 20:30

During the lecture, you will analyze the current state of the most significant and promising cultural heritage sites in Kryvyi Rih from the late 19th to early 20th century. The discussion will cover their study as a foundation for future restoration and address the ongoing challenges of preservation and utilization.

Volodymyr Kazakov
"Revitalization of Industrial Sites in Kryvyi Rih and Their Adaptation to Urban Space"

June 12, 18:30 – 20:30

The lecture will address the forms and directions of revitalizing industrial sites in Kryvyi Rih and their integration into urban spaces. Examples include decommissioned mines, industrial structures of factories and plants, industrial wastelands, and exclusion zones (subsidence zones of mines). The discussion will also explore possibilities for regeneration projects of industrial spaces in Kryvyi Rih during the post-war period.

Iryna Ostapchuk
"Tailings and Quarries of Kryvyi Rih in the City's New Urban Face"

June 13, 18:30 – 20:30

This lecture explores the current use of the city's quarries and tailings, both for industrial purposes and as sites of spontaneous recreation, as well as their potential as tourist attractions. It will also examine their future prospects in the context of a renewed Kryvyi Rih.

Hanna Litvinchuk"Architectural Styles in Civil and Industrial Development of Kryvyi Rih"

June 14, 18:30 – 20:30

The development of Kryvyi Rih, featuring elements of architectural styles, began in the late 19th century. Each historical epoch in the city gave rise to the dominance of a particular architectural style. The architectural types that were developed were influenced by the environment, culture, and technology. Emerging in different parts of the world, they demonstrate regional adaptations and variations. During the lecture, we will explore the architectural styles in the civil and industrial development of Kryvyi Rih, their distinctive features, and historical significance.

Kyrylo Lipatov
"Stone and Memory: Practices of Embracing Modernist Architectural Heritage"

June 16, 12:00 – 14:00

A century ago, the avant-garde provided its contemporaries with a vision of the future in various manifestations. As Richard Sennett, a sociologist of cities, put it, "Architectural ideas age more slowly than the ideology that underpins them and the people who promote them." How do today’s audiences perceive the vision of the city of the future, handed down to us by two waves of 20th-century modernism? Strategies of appropriation, forgetting, and museification employed by urban stakeholders create different modes of perceiving century-old avant-garde architecture.