REVITALIZATION OF LVIV POLYTECHNIC EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS

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What is Lviv Polytechnic?

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It is a university with a great history.

Lviv Polytechnic is the oldest technical university in Ukraine and Eastern Europe, dating back to 1816, when Tsar-Royal Real School was established by decree of Emperor Franz Joseph.

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In 1877, the academy was renamed Higher Polytechnic School and incorporated into the academic schools of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In the same year, a new academic year was started in the new building of the Academy (on the present Stepan Bandera Street).

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On July 8, 2009, at its meeting, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine granted Lviv Polytechnic National University the status of self-governing research national higher education institution.

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Scientific advances in the following fields: nanomaterials and nanotechnologies, new materials and technologies, energy and resource saving technologies, basic research on the major problems of the natural, social and human sciences, advanced computer systems and information technologies, instrumentation and measuring equipment.

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Lviv Polytechnic is 27 educational and laboratory buildings, three gymnasiums, three lyceums, a geodetic landfill in Berezhany, an astronomical and geodetic observatory in Shatsk, 15 dormitories, a technology park, a sports complex with two buildings, sports and health camps on the southern coast of Crimea. Mykolaiv region and in the picturesque Carpathians, as well as student polyclinic, hospital and health resort.

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Lviv Polytechnic is people who want to study and teach.

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The first site for design.

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History of the site

Fragment of the map of Lviv 1777

by Joseph Daniel Huber

Fragment of the map of Lviv 1914

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Austrian cadastral map of Lviv (Lemberg), 1849-1853.

Fragment of the map of Lviv 1920

Fragment of the tourist map of Lviv 1941

drawing from 1863, author Strizhevsky

photo from 1892, author Edward Trzeski

photo from 1906, author unknown

drawing from 1770-1780, Church of St. Leonard in author Fracois Preneuer the process of dismantling. Photo 1870 (NAC Archive, Poland)

a building in the UNESCO monument buffer zona GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

a monument of local architecture GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

a monument of architecture of national importance GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

significant historic development GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

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objects of cultural heritage that are offered for registration GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

archeology monuments GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

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after 1879

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Photography of the site

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Site

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Department of Architecture and Restoration and department of Law and Psychology

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Research Institute of Lviv Polytechnic National University and department of Computer Science and Information Technology

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Design and engineering association "Polytechic"

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Parking area

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the foundation of the lost church of St. Leonardo

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the foundation of the lost Carmelite Monastery Shoemaker

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Problems of the site

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Pedestrian connections

lack of internal connection between the buildings GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.38

Inclusivity

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lack of student canteen

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lack of space for self-study

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lack of parking area

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lack of space for communication and relax

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lack of connection between the courtyard

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The space revitalization concept

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co-working space

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workshop for restoration

laboratory for restoration

student canteen

exhibition halls, museum

underground parking

design of new landscaping in the courtyard

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