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General Director of the State Unitary Enterprise “The Moscow
Scientific-Research and Design, Institute for Culture, Leisure, Sports and
Health Care Buildings” (GUP MNIIP “Mosproject-4”);
President of the Union of Architects of Russia;
Fellow of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences;
PhD; Doctor of Architecture ;
Honored Architect of the Russian Federation;
Laureate of the Russian Federation State Prize in Literature and the Arts;
Honored Builder of Moscow;
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia;
Full Member of the Moscow Department of the International Academy of
Architecture (MAAM);
Member of the European Society of Culture;
2001, 2002 and 2004
Laureate of the Russian National Prize in the Field of Architecture – The
Crystal Daedalus;
Has been awarded:
The Order of Peter the Great, First Degree;
The Order of Honor (Russian Federation President’s Decree No. 564, April 24
of 2008);
The Vasily Bazhenov Medal “For High Architectural Skill” (UAR Festival
“Zodchestvo-2007”).
Curriculum Vitae
Born in Moscow, 1943. Graduated from the Moscow Architectural Institute (MArchI),
1966.
1966 - 1970
Architect, then Senior Architect of the “Mosproject” Design Department of
the Main Architectural and Planning Directorate (Glav APU) of the City of
Moscow.
1970 - 1972
Post-graduate of the Central Scientific-Research Institute of Theory and
History of Architecture.
1973
Defense of PhD thesis for Candidate of Architecture Degree on the theme:
“Architectural and Spatial Organization of Multifunctional Complexes and
Structures”.
1972 - 1974
Acted as Junior, then as Senior Researcher of the Central
Scientific-Research Institute of the Theory and History of Architecture.
1974 - 1981
Senior Researcher, then Sector Manager of the B.S. Mesentsev Central
Scientific-Research Institute for the Experimental Design of Entertainment
Buildings and Sports Facilities.
1981 - 1988
Acting Research Department Manager, then Deputy Director for Research of the
Moscow Scientific-Research and Design Institute for Culture, Leisure, Sports
and Health Care Buildings at the Main Architectural and Planning Directorate
(GlavAPU) of the city of Moscow.
1988 - 1991
Deputy Director for Research of the All-Union Scientific-Research Institute
of the Theory of Architecture and City Planning at the State Committee on
Architecture and City Planning attached to the “Gosstroy” (Governmental
Construction Committee) of the USSR.
1991- 1998
Chief Architect – First Deputy Director of the Moscow Scientific-Research
and Design Institute for Culture, Leisure, Sports and Health Care Buildings.
1994
Defense of PhD thesis for Architecture Doctorate on the theme: “Geometrical
Principles of Architecture and Universe Pattern”.
Since 1998 Director, then General Director of the State Unitary Enterprise
“The Moscow Scientific-Research and Design Institute for Culture, Leisure,
Sports and Health Care Buildings” (GUP MNIIP “Mosproject-4”).
Since 2008 Full Member of the Russian Academy of Architecture and
Construction Sciences (RAASN);
President of the Union of Architects of Russia.
A. Bokov is the author of more than a hundred city planning and
architectural projects; among the main realized projects are: an
experimental housing block in Nizhny Novgorod; the Pavilion No. 4 at the
All-Russian Exhibition Centre (VVTS) in Moscow; the V.V. Mayakovsky Museum
on Lubyanka Square; the A.S. Pushkin Museum in Prechistenka Street; office
buildings at Savinskaya Embankment, Gilyarovsky Street and Bolshoi
Gnezdnikovsky Lane.; the “Locomotive” football stadium, covered skating
centre in Krylatskoye, the “Megasport” Ice Palace; the planning concept and
apartment blocks in Khodynka; and the K.S.Stanislavsky and V.I.
Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Theatre.
A. Bokov’s two books and over 50 articles were published in national and
international magazines. Many of them were awarded Union of Architects’
prizes. A. Bokov conducted theoretical research on the problems of urban and
environmental planning and the development of social infrastructure of
Moscow. He was one of the ideologists of the “environmental approach in
architecture”. For many years he worked as a consultant and seminar leader
in the Senezh Design Studios, a professional and academic center for
environmental and urban design. He was an instructor in the Moscow
Architectural Institute (MArchI), in the MIIS (now the State University on
Land Development – GUZ) and in the V.I. Sourikov Moscow Artistic High School.
A. Bokov is a regular participant in Russian and international professional
competitions and has been a laureate over 40 times.
PROJECTS & REALIZED PROJECTS
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