Премьер Палас Киев Premier – Palace Hotel – Kijev, Ukraine (Russian)
Author
Andreas Augustin
Pages
160
Photographs
Illustrations
161; Cover painting by Manfred Markowski, contemporary photography by Michelle Chaplow
Leather-bound edition
Yes
Binding
Hardcover (real cloth bound / gold stamping / dust jacket)
ISBN
русский 978-3-900692-30-8; английский 978-3-900692-28-5; украинский 978-3-900692-29-2, 978-3-900692-30-8
Size/Weight
160 x 235 mm, 700 g
Also available in
Ukrainian
Related Hotel
В 1912 году новое здание на углу Пушкинской и Бибиковского бульвара (сегодня бульвар Шевченко) стало объектом паломничества для всех молодых архитекторов. Это сооружение определенно содержало в себе элемент новизны. Архитекторы из Одессы Минкус и Траупянский создали высокий, изящный и достойный фасад. В 1908 году венский архитектор Адольф Лоос придумал провокационную фразу – «украшение и преступление», имея в виду, что украшениям не место в предметах каждодневного обихода, включая здания. Фасад гостиницы «Palast-Hôtel», являл собой оригинальный компромисс между стилями ар-нуво, арт-деко и чем-то совсем новым. За этим стилем будущее, соглашались молодые архитекторы.
Andreas Augustin
presents
Premier Palace Kyiv
in the series
The Most Famous Hotels in the World™
We would like to thank Olexandr Lytvyn, the General Director of the Premier Palace Hotel, for making this book possible.
It must be noted with greatest respect that the management of the hotel decided to accept historical facts rather than old legends and traditionally distributed myths. Sometimes swans are born after ugly ducklings went to die. Therefore we have to look at the story of the swan, and of the duck.
We are in particular indebted to all former and current members of the staff, who contributed so generously to this book. Personal thanks go to - in loose order: Oleksandra Plakhota, Alexey Metelskiy, Rodderich Leffler, Natalia Ostapenko, Anna Semenkova, and all the others who have contributed to this book. Thanks for personal assistance at the hotel goes to the team of the concierge desk, in particular to Irina Lonyuk and Sergey Tikhiy and to the butler Yuliya Perfilova.
History research: the author wishes to thank Kyiv historian Mikhail Kalnitsky, Thomas Cane, Carola Augustin, Viktor Kirkevich and Pavlo Dyban for their contributions.
Historical photographs: Famous Hotels Main Archives, Pavlo Dyban (oldkyiv.org.ua),
Viktor Kirkevich, Mikhail Kalnitsky, Kyiv Kinophtophone Archive.
Photographs: Michelle Chaplow, Set-up by Joaquin Alarcón
Translations: Ukrainian: Annya Korbut, Russian: Mikhail Zagot
Editor: Thomas Cane
Cover painting and illustration: Manfred Markowski
All historic data have been carefully selected during research with the objective of providing a general historical overview. This work does not therefore claim to be complete. Historic photographs have been restored as necessary, and are therefore subject to copyright. The entire work, including such parts as the dust jacket, the enclosed postcards and bookmarks, are also subject to copyright.
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