Abstract :
A period of accelerated urbanism in Lithuania has coincided with a slackening of the planning system. This has inevitably unleashed a degree of urban chaos - with individual house-owners and developers building, largely unchecked, whatever they desire. Amidst this unruly, if burgeoning built environment, Audrys Karalius highlights some significant architectural schemes, many of which pick up the torch of the architects who were designing in Lithuaniaʹs formative interwar years.
Keywords :
Private house , Santariskes , Juodas House , Kaunas , Romualdas Kirdulis , Vilius & Partners Architects , Algimantas and Vytautas Nasvytis , Kestutis Kisielius , Villa Geltona , Gintautas Natkevicius Architects , Vytautas Bredikis , JAD Architects , Evaldas Adomonis Architects , Arka House , Vytautas Dicius , Apartment block , house in Kankliu Street , Karolis Reisonas , Vytautas Edmundas Cekanauskas , Vytautas Bieksa , Vytautas Landsbergis-Zemkalnis , Algimantas Leckas , Uzupis , Feliksas Vizbaras , Alvar Aalto , Rolandas Palekas Architects , Officersי Palace , Lazdynai housing development , Housing estate , Central Post Office , Uostamiescio projektas , Nugaletoju Street , Lapenas Apartment House , Apartment block , Algimantas Leckas Architects , Church of the Resurrection , Klaipeda , Zilvinas residential complex , Le Corbusier , Edmundas Andrijauskas , L House , Feliksas Vizbaras Architects , Vilniaus architekturos studija , Ramunas Raslavicius Architects , Arnas Funkas Architects , Apartment block , Sarunas & Asta Kiaune Architects , Stasys Kudokas , Nijole Buciute , Tadas Balciunas
