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B. Dambiinyam

Bandiin Dambiinyam (July 15, 1924 – October 9, 2001) was a Mongolian architect. • Illustration — Architect B. Dambiinyam working on a project in the 1950s. • Illustration — Architect B. Dambiinyam (left) and sculptor B. Khiimori (right) at unveiling of Prime Minister Balingiin Tserendorj monument commemorating 130th anniversary of Tserendorj's birth. Attended by Mongolian President N. Bagabandi, Mongolian State Honor Guard, and family of B. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, July, 1998. Dambiinyam broke with Soviet-influenced Socialist architecture by incorporating elements of traditional Mongolian design in his work, such as the Urt Tsagaan service district; the pavilion for the Pioneer Palace; the facades of State Department Store, Bacteriological Institute, and 'Gutalyn 22' residential apartments; the B. Tserendorj monument; and the Mongolian traditional felt ‘ger’ home design on the dome of the State Bank building. • Illustration — Architectural drawing of 'Urt Tsagaan', Service Center (Uilchilgeenii Tov), architect B. Many of Dambiinyam's projects focused on public services such as the Orphan Center and School; the Ministry of Geology, Mining, and Industry; the Chingeltei District Fire Station; the Vystavka Exhibition Center; city halls; hotels; and health and wellness resorts throughout the Mongolian countryside.

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Mongolian Architect B. Dambiinyam in Moscow during studies at the Moscow State Technical University and the Moscow Architectural Institute (State Academy), 1946-1956

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Name
Bandiin Dambiinyam Бандийн Дамбийням
Born
July 15, 1924
Birthplace
Selenge Province, Mongolia
Died
October 9, 2001
Place of death
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Nationality
Buryatia
Occupation
architect

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Bandiin Dambiinyam (July 15, 1924 – October 9, 2001) was a Mongolian architect. • Illustration — Architect B. Dambiinyam working on a project in the 1950s. • Illustration — Architect B. Dambiinyam (left) and sculptor B. Khiimori (right) at unveiling of Prime Minister Balingiin Tserendorj monument commemorating 130th anniversary of Tserendorj's birth. Attended by Mongolian President N. Bagabandi, Mongolian State Honor Guard, and family of B. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, July, 1998. Dambiinyam broke with Soviet-influenced Socialist architecture by incorporating elements of traditional Mongolian design in his work, such as the Urt Tsagaan service district; the pavilion for the Pioneer Palace; the facades of State Department Store, Bacteriological Institute, and 'Gutalyn 22' residential apartments; the B. Tserendorj monument; and the Mongolian traditional felt ‘ger’ home design on the dome of the State Bank building. • Illustration — Architectural drawing of 'Urt Tsagaan', Service Center (Uilchilgeenii Tov), architect B. Many of Dambiinyam's projects focused on public services such as the Orphan Center and School; the Ministry of Geology, Mining, and Industry; the Chingeltei District Fire Station; the Vystavka Exhibition Center; city halls; hotels; and health and wellness resorts throughout the Mongolian countryside.

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B. Dambiinyam (1923–2001) was an architect, a national of Buryatia. The architect was born in Selenge Province and died in Ulaanbaatar. B. Dambiinyam worked in Mongolia and Ulaanbaatar.

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