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Latvia Cultural center | selected project @ World Architecture magazine, 2014
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Latvia Cultural center | selected project @ World Architecture magazine, 2014
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Karosta translates as War Port (or Navy Harbour). It is used to be a closed secret military town for the Russian Empire and later for the Soviet military. As Latvia regained its independence in 1990, the Soviet military had to leave Karosta. As a result, the population dropped dramatically from 25000 to 6000, leaving many abandoned buildings behind which have fallen into a state of partial or complete disrepair. The project tries to present a vision for a multi-purpose recreation, arts and culture facility, which would coordinate cultural activities in the town as well as work as an attraction for both locals and tourists.
Karosta translates as War Port (or Navy Harbour). It is used to be a closed secret military town for the Russian Empire and later for the Soviet military. As Latvia regained its independence in 1990, the Soviet military had to leave Karosta. As a result, the population dropped dramatically from 25000 to 6000, leaving many abandoned buildings behind which have fallen into a state of partial or complete disrepair. The project tries to present a vision for a multi-purpose recreation, arts and culture facility, which would coordinate cultural activities in the town as well as work as an attraction for both locals and tourists.
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