Point-type residential buildings in Yerevan Year of Project: 1982 Architect: Arthur Tarkhanyan, Lyudmila Mkrtchyan, Roland Baghdasaryan Structural Engineers: Pavel Keshishyan, Vladimir Papyan, Arsham Stepanyan Point-type residential buildings, designed for construction on complex terrain, were implemented in two locations: Urban Significance and Architectural Composition In accordance with the city center development...
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Arthur Tarkhanyan created a remarkable series of illustrations—using pencil, watercolor, chalk, and other media—dedicated to Armenian medieval architecture. He masterfully captured the beauty of monasteries and churches across Armenia, including the Cathedral of Avan, Harichavank Monastery, St. Sion Monastery Church, and many more. Presented here are some of his works....
Among his body of work, Arthur Tarkhanyan’s designs for smaller architectural forms, such as memorial tombs and statues, reveal a profound sensitivity to symbolism, scale, and emotion. These creations demonstrate his ability to distill complex ideas into simple, yet powerful forms that resonate deeply with their surroundings and the people...
Among his body of work, Arthur Tarkhanyan’s designs for public buildings embody a masterful exploration of scale, functionality, and collective identity. These projects demonstrate his ability to blend modernist principles with the cultural and social needs of public spaces, creating structures that are both innovative and deeply connected to their...