Arthur Tarkhanyan (1932–2006) was a pioneering Armenian architect whose visionary designs defined modernist architecture in Armenia. His landmark works include the Youth Palace, Zvartnots Airport, and the Memorial Complex of Armenian Genocide. Over his illustrious career, Tarkhanyan authored numerous urban plans, public buildings, and monuments, leaving an indelible legacy in both architecture and academia. His innovative spirit continues to inspire generations of architects.
The center safeguards Arthur Tarkhanyan’s archives for future generations, providing an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and architecture enthusiasts.
By hosting workshops, lectures, and seminars, the center educates visitors on modernist movements, architectural conservation, and cultural heritage.
Through partnerships with other cultural institutions and architecture schools—both in Armenia and internationally—the center fosters dialogue on architectural innovation, heritage preservation, and the relevance of mid-century modernism in today’s context.
Tarkhanyan’s style—marked by a bold modernist stance blended with Armenian motifs—continues to inspire new generations of architects seeking to combine local identity with contemporary design trends.
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On October 10, 2024, a solemn ceremony was held at the Tarkhanian Cultural Center for the unveiling of a bronze bust of renowned Armenian architect Artur Tarkhanyan. Artur Tarkhanyan (1932–2006) is considered one of the key figures in the development of Armenian modernist architecture. His innovative ideas and progressive vision had a significant impact not […]
On October 19, the Artur Tarkhanyan Cultural Center hosted an event titled “A Tour Through the Museum”, distinguished by its educational and inspiring nature. The keynote speaker was the center’s founder and director, Anahit Tarkhanyan, who masterfully delved into the topics of modernism, constructivism, and traditionalism. She presented the prominent architects of the era, their […]
