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Esaulenko Igor V.

Position

Assistant

Faculty

Faculty of Civil Engineering

Department

Department of Architectural and Engineering Constructions

Address

4, 2nd Krasnoarmeiskaya Str., St Petersburg, 190005

Phone +7 (812) 316-46-29
E-mail eivspbgasu@gmail.com

Basic information

Education

SpecialtyArchitecture QualificationArchitect (SPbGASU, 2007)

Professional development

  • Anti-corruption (for teachers) (SPbGASU, 2018)
  • Information technologies in the educational process of a construction university (SPbGASU, 2018)
  • Life safety (SPbGASU, 2018)
  • Features of teaching disabled people and people with health disorders in a technical university (SPbGASU, 2018)
  • The pedagogical space of the university: technologies, meanings, values ​​(SPbGASU, 2018)
  • Architectural and structural design of buildings and structures (National Academy of Modern Technologies, 2020)
  • Digital technologies in teaching specialized disciplines (Innopolis University, 2021)
  • Occupational safety of pedagogical workers of educational institutions (SPbGASU, 2021)

Teaching

  • Basics of architecture and building structures
  • Architecture of building structures and design theory
  • Architecture of buildings of industrial housing construction
  • Architectural and construction design of buildings and structures

Professional interests

  • Scientific research,
  • Curriculum development,
  • Supervision of research work of students
  • Architectural design of residential and public buildings
  • Architectural design of high-rise buildings
  • Architectural design of industrial buildings and structures

Research interests

  • History of architecture and urban planning
  • Psychology and architectural space
  • Modern architectural trends
  • High-rise wooden housing construction: development trends
  • Kinetic architecture, identification of kinetic processes
  • Methodology for predicting the architecture of the future
  • Architectural experiments
  • Adaptation in BIM modeling

Professional organizations

  • Member of the National Register of NOPRIZ Specialists
  • Member of the Union of Architects of Russia
  • Lead Architect, AMC-PROJECT LLC

The most significant publications

Articles

  1. Esaulenko, I. V. Prospects for the development of high-rise wooden housing construction in Russia on the example of foreign experience / I. V. Esaulenko // Architecture, construction, transport. - 2021. - No. 4. - P. 17–25. – DOI 10.31660/2782-232X-2021-4-17-25

Additional information

More than 50 completed design works. The most significant (as a member of the author's teams) are:

  • Reconstruction of the school house in Rybatsky (St Petersburg, 2008–2009);
  • Reconstruction of a kindergarten for 120 children (9, Torzhkovskaya st., St Petersburg; 2009–2011);
  • Kindergarten for 220 children (Kolomyagi, St Petersburg, 2009–2011);
  • Development of more than 30 gas stations and car washes for Gazprom Neft PJSC, Kirishiavtoservis LLC, Phaeton Aero LLC (St Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, 2009–2010);
  • Passenger pavilion at the railway station Vyritsa (Leningrad region, 2012–2013);
  • Reconstruction of specialized workshops of the recovery train (Leningrad region, 2012);
  • Cybermarket of electronics "Ulmart" (32, Bogatyrsky pr., St Petersburg; 2011–2013);
  • Development of more than 30 objects for Ulmart CJSC on the first floors of residential buildings (2010–2013);
  • Blocked residential building with a built-in parking lot (39, Petergofskoe shosse, St. Petersburg; 2014–2015);
  • Apartment buildings with built-in and attached premises and built-in parking lots (105, Petergofskoe shosse, St. Petersburg; 2014–2015);
  • Hockey Academy "Avangard" (Omsk, 2016–2019);
  • Design and survey work for the construction of an administrative building (Naryan-Mar, 2016);
  • Hotel building (30, Sinopskaya nab., St Petersburg; 2022);
  • Commercial facility with an underground car park and a built-in transformer substation (107, Engels Ave., St Petersburg; 2018–2020);
  • Multi-apartment residential building with built-in premises (20, Petrovsky pr., St Petersburg; 2022)