Many people have been displaced as a result of the war in Ukraine, not only because of the dangers posed by the ongoing conflict, but also because artillery bombardment has destroyed people’s homes, offices, hospitals, and educational buildings.
Most people wish they could return, but there is nothing left to return to.

Many people flocked to help with a fantastic idea called RecreateUA, which asked individuals to submit their best plans for demolished buildings.
See how the contestants fared by scrolling down below.
Enjoy!

This is how the project is described on the website.
It’s a call to arms, but this time they’re urging you to use your arms for creation rather than damage.
“This is an open call to the architects, artists and designers of the world. Help us reimagine the future of Ukraine after the war is over.”

#1 Kharkiv Regional State Administration By Crab Studio

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#2 Regional Library For Youth, Chernihiv. Nataliia Semerei

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#3 Georgiy Smolin’s Work

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#4 IAM Architecture Studio Work

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#5 IAM Architecture Studio Work

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But despite all of these setbacks, the Ukrainian spirits are strong, and even this project is a testament to that. Despite the fact that every day, Ukraine is getting more and more destroyed, people are already making plans and bolstering hopes for rebuilding their country, and maybe turning it into a better place.

#6 Drama Theater And Park Area, Mariupol. Yevhenii Oliinyk

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#7 Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Kharkiv. Davydova

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#8 Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Roman Hryshchenko

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#9 Max Malakhov’s Work

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#10 Mariupol, Oles Kuncevich

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#11 Office Center In The Old Building, Kharkiv. Vladyslav Hromov

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#12 Roman Paliy’s Work

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#13 V. N. Karazin National University, Faculty Of Economics Building, Kharkiv. TSD

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#14 Apartmnet House, Borodianka Kyiv. Vlad Loza

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#15 Shura Nykytenko’s Work

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#16 Apartment House, Borodianka. TSD

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#17 Kharkiv, Freedom Square. Oleksii Poberezhnyk, Yuliia Khrebtovych, Alexandr Badovsky, Adrian Lintur

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#18 Chernihiv, Regional Youth Center. Ivan Naumko

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#19 Kharkiv Regional Administration. Oleksii Karelskykh

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#20 Retroville, Shopping Center, Kyiv. Eliza Kocherga

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#21 Retroville, Shopping Center, Kyiv. Rozit

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#22 Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Alyona Godunova

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#23 Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Kharkiv. Olya Netreba

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#24 Private House, Bucha, Kyiv. Cedar Park Studio

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#25 V. N. Karazin National University, Faculty Of Economics Building, Kharkiv. Antonina Kodnakova

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#26 Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Yasya Bielykh

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#27 Kharkiv Regional State Administration. Ilina Abbazova

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#28 Chernihiv, Hotel Ukraine. Maksym Kuzmichov

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#29 Apartment Building, Kharkiv. Anastasia Golovina

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#30 Apartment House, Izium. Oleksander Huk

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#31 Specialized School #134, Kharkiv. Tetiana Belniv

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#32 Bulding In Mariupol. Anastasia Koshova

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#33 Neighborhood, Mariupol. Olya Diatlova

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