AIMM in the media
Columns by Anna Iskierdo, Maksym Miatko and the firm’s architects in Ukrainian business media, talks at industry events, ratings and the Peretyny podcast — coverage of AIMM since 2015. The publications are in Ukrainian.
Peretyny
A podcast by Maksym Miatko, co-founder and chief project engineer at AIMM, about the points where architects, engineers, builders and clients meet. The guests are practitioners, and the conversations are candid. In Ukrainian.
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The architect as a liberal profession
Can an architect in Ukraine be seen as a member of a liberal profession today, how independence goes together with responsibility, and where professional self-governance is heading.
Watch on YouTubeCovered by: Property Times
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Military service through an architect’s eyes
How an architect changes the environment in the army, why BIM matters there, and what professional self-respect gives.
Watch on YouTubeCovered by: Property Times, HIS.ua
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End of chaos? The Urban Planning Code
The concept of Ukraine’s Urban Planning Code: what the rules that will shape cities for decades ahead should look like.
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Certification of architects
Certification as access to decisions that affect safety and the quality of the urban environment: who may design and who answers for the consequences.
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Copyright: new rules of the game for architects and developers
The first episode: how cities develop, dialogue with the community and the role of an architect’s professional reputation.
Watch on YouTubeCovered by: Property Times, HIS.ua
Columns, talks, ratings
2026
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11.08.2026
The most expensive ramp in Ukraine
Accessibility is a question of economics, not charity: what costs less when it is built into the design from the start.
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07.08.2026
The green wall as an investment: figures against marketing
Myths about vertical greening, international research and economics: when a green facade pays off and when it is just an image.
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30.07.2026
Artificial intelligence and the fight for talent: the architecture market names its main challenges after the launch of BIM
At the Ukrainian Investment Congress: once BIM is regulated by law, the industry’s main challenge will be a shortage of skilled staff, not digitalisation.
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13.05.2026
The price of a name: why architecture without an author costs Ukraine too much
Why almost no one knows the names of architects, and how anonymity affects responsibility for the city.
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13.04.2026
A fountain instead of Lenin: what is actually proposed for the corner of Khreshchatyk
An architect’s assessment of the fountain proposed on the site of the former Lenin monument.
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14.03.2026
A new life for old buildings: seven best revitalised buildings opened in Ukraine during the full-scale war
The list includes the Horizons business centre and the ZAG gallery in Lviv.
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27.02.2026
Housing construction as a manifesto of resilience: how the industry adapted to the fifth year of the invasion
How prices changed between regions, what the state invests in, and how the industry works when war has become the baseline.
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03.02.2026
What is worth building in Ukraine now
Where the market has moved: industrial and military construction, shelters, major repairs and reconstruction.
2025
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11.11.2025
Why Ukraine is not ready for international investment in construction, and what BIM has to do with it
Whether the market meets the European standards that international investors look for, and the role BIM plays in it.
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08.10.2025
Why Kyiv looks terrible, and what can be changed
What is wrong with how the capital is built without an updated master plan, and where change should start.
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26.08.2025
Revitalisation: a trend or a dead end
Which areas of Kyiv need rethinking, what to take from global practice and what problems revitalisation faces.
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15.08.2025
What is happening to the property market
The fourth year of turbulence: new investment models, a different logic of demand and a new role for architects.
2022
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23.08.2022
How many years Ukraine needs to rebuild
What the time it takes to rebuild Ukrainian cities depends on.
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24.06.2022
A proposal to rebuild Kyiv and the region with panel construction
Panel construction is one of the fastest and cheapest ways to rebuild, and what that costs.
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30.05.2022
What to do with the Mykolaiv regional administration building? Leave it be
Why not every destroyed building should be restored.