Люблинская улица 117

Lyublino District, Russia

No longer standing

Demolished or destroyed.

Located in Moscow's Lyublino District, the apartment building at 117 Lyublinsky Street was a constructivist landmark constructed in 1934. The structure exemplified the stark geometric principles and functional aesthetic of constructivism, the avant-garde architectural movement that dominated Soviet design in the early 1930s. Recognized as a candidate heritage site in Russia, the building represented an important chapter in Moscow's modernist residential architecture before its eventual demolition.