Locations from visitors

Name	Address	City	Country	Built in	Architect	View
Lana Davenport	Mladinovici Dragos, nr.2	Victoria Guzman	Cullen Hickman	1942	Wesley Johnston	View
Lana Davenport	Mladinovici Dragos, nr.2	Victoria Guzman	Cullen Hickman	1942	Wesley Johnston	View
Lana Davenport	Mladinovici Dragos, nr.2	Victoria Guzman\'	Cullen Hickman	1942	Wesley Johnston	View
test	1 Garii de Nord Street	Bucharest	Romania	1930	Mikhail Posokhin and Ashot Mndoyants.	View
Casa Presei Libere/ The House Of Free Press (Casa Scânteii)	Presei Libere Square nr. 1	Bucharest	Romania	1952	prof.arh. Horia Maicu	View
Imobilul Banloc-Goodrich / Banloc-Goodrich building	St. Calea Victoriei, nr. 218	Bucharest	Romania	1950	prof. Arh. Octav Doicescu	View
Imobilul Banloc-Goodrich / Banloc-Goodrich building	St. Calea Victoriei, nr. 218	Bucharest	Romania	1950	prof. Arh. Octav Doicescu	View
Ansamblul "Cațelu" / "Cațelu" housing	Str. Cutezătorilor, Str. Fildeșului	Bucharest	Romania	1950	arh. Tiberiu Niga	View

The platform SocHeritage is a project conducted by the BACU Association and supported by the ICOMOS ISC20C. It advocates for socialist architecture and art works to be recognized and protected as cultural landmarks and historic monuments. We focus on buildings in the former socialist bloc, built between 1933-1991 in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), as well as in Central Asia and other regions. The platform intends to collect and provide information on location and site, current condition of conservation, the authors and the planning and building history of socialist legacy.

You can find on the website descriptions, ongoing projects and initiatives/useful information for conserving valuable landmarks in different countries in the socialist bloc. Some sections include case studies sorted by country, articles, documents and publications. This is your virtual library where you can find science papers, articles by renowned authors and historical studies that can help you to understand the architecture of the socialist period.

Working Group on SocHeritage invites architects, urban planners, historians and art historians or conservationists, artists, activists and anyone interested in this issue to contribute and to broaden the platform. Send us any information regarding neighborhoods, buildings, monuments, parks and cultural landscapes or any relevant architectural elements – please don’t forget to mention their address – or post them on your personal FB, Tumblr, Instagram, Twiter, etc. page using the hashtag #SOCHERITAGE

All information thus collected will be published on our website and included in an interactive map under the name of the contributor.

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