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The problem of authorship remains the least studied topic in the history of Soviet architecture, not in the sense of attribution of specific projects and structures, but as a topic of function-author. This article deals with the emergence of the phenomenon of the architect-author as an independent person, free in his or her work. It became possible only in the architecture of 1960s-1970s, today called Soviet Modernism. The background and death of the author in postmodernism are shown on the example of the work of the chief architect of Ashgabat, Academician Abdullah Akhmedov.

Abdullah Akhmedov and the Phenomenon of Author in Soviet Modernism