1. Poetics of the city from Grigory Revzin
After completing the series of articles in Kommersant-Weekend and publishing the book "How the City Works", Grigory Revzin began recording youtube lectures, which have accumulated already 21. You can watch all the lectures here. The most recent is from March 30, about the transformation of urban space in the paradigm of exchange.
2. Artplay Today about different things
The Artplay Today channel, developed by the Artplay center on Syromyatnicheskaya and Olga Potapova, has been active for over a year. Broadcasts lectures, discussions, author's programs, reports from architectural events, excursions. For example, one of the episodes of the Mukosey-Translator program. It is led by the architect Ilya Mukosey, the task of the program is to explain terms and concepts.
3. Oleg Karlson about wooden houses
For more than a year now, the architect has been acting as Doctor House - from the word house - and provides "quick architectural assistance" to those in need, analyzing unsuccessful projects of individual houses and suggesting adjustments. There are already 36 episodes available for viewing. Here is the most recent one.
4. MARCH online
The MARCH School of Architecture regularly publishes videos of lectures and discussions, presentations of new courses and student work.
5. Lectures of the Museum of Architecture
The Museum of Architecture regularly updates its page with new videos. These are mainly lecture notes. But there are excursions and guides to exhibitions, as well as a special section - the blog of the director Elizaveta Likhacheva. Below is a recent lecture on architecture of the last decade in line with global trends.
6. Museum of Moscow, the program "Ostozhenka" and the city
The Museum of Moscow is actively translating all its events into an online format - organizing video tours of exhibitions and lectures by curators, organizing online conversations. All of this can be found on the museum's channel, which is updated several times a week.
7. The Asadovs in "Living Cities"
The Living Cities project launched online workshops in February to introduce everyone interested in the best practices and tools for urban development. Records of past events can be found here, and you can find out about upcoming events on the project website. A series of performances by Andrey and Nikita Asadov has been announced the other day.
8. Garage: the history of modernism from Anna Bronovitskaya, design - from Maria Savostyanova
A lot of interesting things can be found on the channel of the Garage Museum. We especially recommend watching three lecture courses: "Architecture of the XX century" and "Architects of the XX century" by Anna Bronovitskaya, as well as "Design Today" by Maria Savastyanova.
9. Agency "Center"
You can learn about major Russian architectural competitions and not only on the channel of the Agency for Strategic Development "Center". There are also interviews with architects, lectures and reports from major events.
10. Tours through the eyes of an engineer
Off-line excursions are especially difficult now. So it is worth paying attention to the panoramic excursions from "Moscow through the eyes of an engineer". There is the Kazansky railway station, the ZIL Cultural Center, the Narkomfin House, the Luzhniki stadium and other iconic buildings in the capital. Now the channel of the project regularly broadcasts live from its guides.
11. Open architecture from Irina Korobyina
About a year ago, the Open Arch channel was created by Irina Korobyina, once the head of Central Central Asia and until 2016 director of the Museum of Architecture. This is a collection of author's materials about architecture and urban development (expert "walks" on new objects, conversations with invited architects, and so on). The last entries are dedicated to the exhibition dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Ostozhenka bureau. Below is just an interview with Alexander Skokan.
12. Strelka Institute
Shares notes of his events and tips for productive remote work. You can find a lot of useful and interesting things, a lot about architecture and architects.
13. Archtime
The Architime channel regularly publishes a variety of videos. Here's about Le Cobusier:
14. Artem Dezhurko: an introduction to the history of architecture
And here are the supplements: HSE's introduction to art history lectures. Lectures a year ago, turn with the mouse, here is the most popular copy:
15. News from BG
But for a snack, not about architecture: Boris Grebenshchikov published 5 "songs for an interesting time", the most recent - from April 1:
