National Heritage of Yakutsk and its Traditions in Modern Urban Architecture

Abstract

This work studies the influence of the national heritage of Yakutsk on its architectural development and preservation of traditions in modern architecture. Considered are mogol urasa, winter log yurt (balagan), contiguous serge poles and traditional Yakut ornaments. The analysis of national sites identify traditional buildings and elements affecting modern architectural solutions. Buildings in Yakutsk are described, in which the influence and implementation of national symbols and forms in their architectural appearance is observed. It is shown that the modern architecture of Yakutsk continues to use traditional materials, symbols, shapes and colors of the Yakut culture, while integrating innovative and modern functionality. It is important to continue and preserve traditions of Yakutsk architecture, emphasizing their essential role in the formation of the modern architecture of the city. Material objects created in accordance with traditions give the houses a special atmosphere and uniqueness, retrospectively reflecting the spirit and cultural heritage of the Yakut people in the modern urban environment. The importance of preserving these architectural traditions lies in the preservation and transmission of unique cultural values.
Purpose: The aim of the work is to identify continuity in the modern architecture of Yakutsk.
Methodology: Interpretation of historical forms and Yakut culture in modern architecture. It focuses on Yakut national houses, the analysis of religious symbols, their sacred significance and applicability in the architectural landscape.
Value: Systematization and conceptualization of formative methods typical for national buildings and symbols, while studying their integration in architecture of Yakutsk.