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This was announced by the well-known politician and public figure Mykola Tomenko, who emphasized the importance of preserving the memory of prominent figures in Ukrainian history. Now students near the entrance will be greeted by a special information display and even unique university merchandise.
How Vasyl Krychevskyi "returned" to KNUBA: details of the initiative
At the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, an important meeting of a working group dedicated to preserving the creative heritage of the prominent Ukrainian artist and architect, founder of architectural education in Ukraine Vasyl Hryhorovych Krychevskyi, took place. The meeting was chaired by the university rector Oleksiy Dniprova.
Mykola Tomenko, a public figure and politician, wrote about this event on his Facebook page, noting that he actively participates in popularizing Ukrainian history and culture. According to him, changes at the university are already noticeable today:
Near the central entrance to KNUBA, students and visitors are now greeted by an information display about one of the founders of the very educational institution.
As part of the university's enlightenment campaign titled “Face of Freedom,” everyone can purchase special “Krychevskyi merch.”
The university's plans include creating an eponymous Vasyl Krychevskyi room in the architecture faculty and preparing a substantial study on his teaching activities.
A figure of an era: why Vasyl Krychevskyi's name should be known by everyone
The figure of Vasyl Krychevskyi is fundamental to Ukrainian culture. As Mykola Tomenko reminds us, Vasyl Hryhorovych was not only a prominent artist but also a person who shaped the face of Ukrainian statehood and modernity.
Krychevskyi is:
Document: PDF proof of the original version of the news item "Від «Землі» Довженка до стін університету: Микола Томенко нагадав про величну спадщину Василя Кричевського". It records the publication content at the moment of the first scan, the preservation date and the source: Aktsenty.
