Zodchii

''Zodchii'' (russian: Зодчий, pre-1918 spelling: Зодчій, lit=The Architect) was a Russian architectural periodical published in Saint Petersburg from 1872 to 1924.

History

''Zodchii'' was the official organ of the Saint Petersburg (later: Petrograd) Society of Architects and was an important pre-revolutionary Russian architectural periodical. First published in 1872, it appeared monthly (between 1902 and December 1917 weekly) through February 1918. A single issue followed in 1924. A weekly supplement, ''Nedelia Stroitelia'' (''Builders' Weekly''), was published from 1881 until 1903.

''Zodchii'' published articles on architecture, the history of architecture, and construction technology, book and exhibitions reviews, reports on professional meetings of the Society of Architects, as well as "information on technical innovations in Western Europe and the United States." Since 1872, it ran a regular column on construction in the United States.

Editors

Among the editors of ''Zodchii'' were the engineers and architects Ivan Merts (from 1872 to 1875), Nicolas de Rochefort (from 1878 to 1881), and Leon Benois (from 1892 to 1895), and the engineer, architect, cellist, and composer Victor Ewald (from 1910 to 1924).

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External links

Digitized issues of ''Zodchii''
National Library of Russia

Magazines published in Saint Petersburg
Architecture_magazines
Russian-language_magazines
Magazines published in the Russian Empire
Magazines published in the Soviet Union
Magazines established in 1872
Magazines disestablished in 1924