SARBANOV Kytaybek Sarbanovich
Architect. Member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union since 1973. Honored Architect of the Kyrgyz SSR (1980).
Born in 1939 in the village of Bokonbaev, Ton District, Issyk-Kul Region of the Kyrgyz SSR.
After graduating from the Moscow Architectural Institute in 1964, K. S. Sarbanov, as a young specialist, was sent to work in the city of Frunze under the jurisdiction of the State Construction Committee of the Kyrgyz SSR. He worked as a senior architect, chief project architect, and chief architect of the "FrunzeGorProject" institute, while also serving as deputy director for architecture. After completing his studies, he worked in urban planning and building architecture for rural areas.
In 1971, K. Sarbanov, upon the recommendation of the State Construction Committee of the republic, was sent to the Issyk-Kul Region and appointed head of the regional department for construction and architecture — chief architect of the region.
Since 1976, K. S. Sarbanov has been the chief architect of the "FrunzeGorProject" institute, where he has done extensive work on the design and development of the capital of the Kyrgyz SSR. His projects include interesting structures such as the complex of boarding school No. 5, a closed swimming pool for the Frunze House-Building Combine, a 9-story dormitory for the "Kyrgyzavtomash" plant, and several other buildings.
Since 1984, he has worked as an acting associate professor at the Department of Architectural Design of the Frunze Polytechnic Institute, and since 1985, he has been the dean of the architectural faculty.
Awarded a Certificate of Honor from the Supreme Council of the Kyrgyz SSR.
Member of the Union of Architects of the USSR since 1968.
K. S. Sarbanov combines his creative activities both in the project institute and in the university with work in the system of the Artistic Fund of the Kyrgyz SSR. The monuments he created to V. I. Lenin in the city of Naryn and to fallen soldiers in the village of Jany-Jere are characterized by great conciseness and simplicity of design. For the 40th anniversary of Victory, a monument to Marshal I. S. Konev was erected in Almaty based on his design. He has written over 100 articles on architecture and urban planning issues for the Kyrgyz Soviet Encyclopedia, where he is a member of the editorial board for the section "Architecture and Art."
As part of a delegation from the Union of Architects of the USSR, he visited the People's Republic of Hungary and attended the XIII Congress of the International Union of Architects in Mexico (Mexico City, October 1978).
MAIN CONSTRUCTIONS
1966. General plan of the city of Rybachye and sketch of the center (as part of a team);
1968. Comprehensive series of standard projects for single-story residential houses for northern regions of Kyrgyzstan (as part of a team);
1969. Comprehensive series of standard projects for single-story residential houses of the estate type for southern regions of Kyrgyzstan (as part of a team);
1974. Production building of the "KyrgyzDotransProject" institute (as part of a team);
1976. House of Culture in the city of Frunze (as part of a team — with participation);
1978. Microdistrict "Vostok-6" in the city of Frunze (as part of a team); 5-story residential building with a women's consultation center for 600 visits in the microdistrict "Vostok-6" (as part of a team); 5-story residential building with a café for 50 seats and a housing maintenance office in the microdistrict "Vostok-6";
1979. 9-story dormitory for the "Kyrgyzavtomash" plant (as part of a team);
1980. Complex of boarding school No. 5 in the city of Frunze (as part of a team);
1981. Closed swimming pool for the Frunze House-Building Combine (as part of a team);
1983. 9-story dormitory for the Frunze Polytechnic Institute on the banks of the Ala-Archi River;
1986. Republican special boarding school in the city of Frunze (as part of a team).
MAIN PROJECTS
1965. Sketch of the development of the center of Frunze (Soviet Street, as part of a team);
1980. Detailed planning project for the experimental microdistrict "Chygys" in the city of Frunze (as part of a team);
1981. Microdistrict "Kok-Djar" in the city of Frunze (as part of a team);
1983. General plan of the "Dachny" settlement (as part of a team); Pavilion in the rest house "Avtomobilist" in the area of the village of Korumdu (as part of a team);
1984. Project for comprehensive lighting and design of Lenin Avenue in the city of Frunze (as part of a team).
1966. Monument to V. I. Lenin in the city of Naryn (sculptor A. Mukhtidinov);
1967. Monument to the fallen soldiers in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 in the village of Jany-Jer (sculptors V. Shestopal, A. Mukhtidinov); Project for the design of a section of the Garden Ring in Moscow for the 50th anniversary of the Great October (architects V. Kurbatov, K. Sarbanov, N. Shchepetkov, artists S. Bakashev and S. Ishenov);
1982. Monument to V. I. Lenin in the city of Frunze (sculptor G. Fedorov);
1985. Monument to Marshal I. S. Konev in the city of Almaty (sculptor G. Fedorov).
COMPETITION WORKS
1965. Republican competition. House of Cinema and Architecture (diploma);
1967. Republican competition. Series of projects for single-story, 1-, 2-apartment residential houses for rural construction in Kyrgyzstan using local materials (as part of a team, II prize);
1968. Republican competition. Monument "To the Fighters of the Revolution" (sculptors V. Shestopal, A. Mukhtidinov);
1975. Republican competition. I round. Building of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan (as part of a team, III prize);
1979. Republican competition. I round. Monument to K. I. Skryabin in the city of Frunze (sculptor A. Mukhtidinov, encouragement prize);
1980. Republican competition. Library in the city of Frunze (as part of a team, encouragement prize).
PUBLICATIONS
Kyrgyz Soviet Encyclopedia, Volume I (1976), Volume II (1977), Volume III (1978), Volume IV (1979), Volume V (1980), Volume VI (1980) — articles on architecture and urban planning (as part of a team — chief editor A. Tabaldiev); Beautifying cities and villages. — Issyk-Kul Truth, 1971, May 15; What should the city be like! — Issyk-Kul Truth, 1972, October 11; A plot for a major construction project. — Come. Kyrgyzstan, 1974, May 28; The aesthetics of the city. — Soviet Kyrgyzstan, 1977, February 6; 60 years of architecture in Soviet Kyrgyzstan (co-authored with E. Pisarsky, V. Kurbatov). — Architecture of the USSR, 1977, November, pp. 43-48; The future of cities and villages is being created today. — Soviet Kyrgyzstan, 1978, November 17; Architectural premieres. — Evening Frunze 1983, November 7; Frunze. — Encyclopedia, main editorial board of the Kyrgyz Soviet Encyclopedia, 1984, pp. 50-54, 76-285.
