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The present paper focuses on the review of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies built during the Soviet era. The recollection of this hardy researched topic is of utmost importance in terms of the preservation of our cultural heritage. The paper reviews three important historical periods which particularly influenced the architecture and the interior design of pharmacies, namely the postwar period until 1960, the modern period from 1960 till 1970, and the late modern period from 1970 till 1990. The paper analyzes the developmental trends of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies within the given periods of time in the context of the economic and political background that prevailed in Lithuania at each particular time. The laws and legal regulations that governed the establishment and operation of pharmacies during those times are also discussed in detail. The master thesis includes a lot of previously unpublished informative materials gathered in during the interviews with the owners of the still operating pharmacies as well as the unique pictures taken by the writer of the paper in the Soviet era pharmacies. The study includes many photographs which are enclosed in a catalog. The present study may be used as a source of authentic information for those who are employed in the fields of cultural heritage and tourism.

The present paper focuses on the review of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies built during the Soviet era. The recollection of this hardy researched topic is of utmost importance in terms of the preservation of our cultural heritage. The paper reviews three important historical periods which particularly influenced the architecture and the interior design of pharmacies, namely the postwar period until 1960, the modern period from 1960 till 1970, and the late modern period from 1970 till 1990. The paper analyzes the developmental trends of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies within the given periods of time in the context of the economic and political background that prevailed in Lithuania at each particular time. The laws and legal regulations that governed the establishment and operation of pharmacies during those times are also discussed in detail. The master thesis includes a lot of previously unpublished informative materials gathered in during the interviews with the owners of the still operating pharmacies as well as the unique pictures taken by the writer of the paper in the Soviet era pharmacies. The study includes many photographs which are enclosed in a catalog. The present study may be used as a source of authentic information for those who are employed in the fields of cultural heritage and tourism.

The present paper focuses on the review of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies built during the Soviet era. The recollection of this hardy researched topic is of utmost importance in terms of the preservation of our cultural heritage. The paper reviews three important historical periods which particularly influenced the architecture and the interior design of pharmacies, namely the postwar period until 1960, the modern period from 1960 till 1970, and the late modern period from 1970 till 1990. The paper analyzes the developmental trends of the architecture and interior design of pharmacies within the given periods of time in the context of the economic and political background that prevailed in Lithuania at each particular time. The laws and legal regulations that governed the establishment and operation of pharmacies during those times are also discussed in detail. The master thesis includes a lot of previously unpublished informative materials gathered in during the interviews with the owners of the still operating pharmacies as well as the unique pictures taken by the writer of the paper in the Soviet era pharmacies. The study includes many photographs which are enclosed in a catalog. The present study may be used as a source of authentic information for those who are employed in the fields of cultural heritage and tourism.