Hanna Myronovych

Urban planner

Alla Vronskaya

Name:

Hanna Myronovych (Ганна Олексіївна Миронович)

Country:

USSR / Ukraine

Employers:

Kyiv APU

Field of expertise:

Urban planning

Short Biography and Work

In 1933, she began working at Kyiv APU, where she designed the layout of Kyiv squares (Galitska, today Victory square, and Sinna, today Lvivska square), buildings in Kyiv Zoo, Healthcare and Daycare Center in Kyiv, and multiple projects for typified residential buildings. Many of her realized projects were destroyed during the Second World War.

Sources

Yu. P. Zorya, “Tvorchi peremogi kyivskikh planuval’nits” [“Creative victories of Kyiv women-planners], Arkhitektura Radyanskoi Ukrainy [Architecture of Soviet Ukraine], 1940, No. 6: 33-35.

Illustration credits

Main image: Yu. P. Zorya, “Tvorchi peremogi kyivskikh planuval’nits” [“Creative victories of Kyiv women-planners], Arkhitektura Radyanskoi Ukrainy [Architecture of Soviet Ukraine], 1940, No. 6: 33-35.

Fig. 1: Yu. P. Zorya, “Tvorchi peremogi kyivskikh planuval’nits” [“Creative victories of Kyiv women-planners], Arkhitektura Radyanskoi Ukrainy [Architecture of Soviet Ukraine], 1940, No. 6: 33-35.

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