When war started in Ukraine, the faculty and students of the Kharkiv School of Architecture (KhSA) were forced to flee from their city. After three weeks of being scattered across Ukraine and Europe, they decided to reconvene in Ukraine and continue their work. The school relocated to Lviv, one of the safest cities in Ukraine, in order to restart their in-person education. Various platforms and institutions in Lviv, like the Lviv National Academy of Arts, are hosting the dislocated institution and providing continuous support. The KhSA is also looking for financial support to help keep the school open.
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Displaced in Lviv, the Kharkiv School of Architecture Continues its Ukraine-Focused Educational Program
https://www.archdaily.com/989643/displaced-in-lviv-the-kharkiv-school-of-architecture-continues-its-ukraine-focused-educational-programMaria-Cristina Florian
“Our Projects Lead to Discoveries”: In Conversation with Oleg Drozdov
Earlier this year the unprovoked barbaric Russian invasion of neighboring independent Ukraine forced millions of people to flee their cities and the country in search of safety. I talked to one of Ukraine’s top architects, Oleg Drozdov, who was forced to relocate his practice and architecture school he co-founded in Kharkiv, to Lviv, 1,000 kilometers to the west, next to the Polish border. His staff and professors — many of them assume both roles — resumed their work just weeks after the war broke out.
https://www.archdaily.com/987724/our-projects-lead-to-discoveries-in-conversation-with-oleg-drozdovVladimir Belogolovsky