1st Botkinsky Passage 7

Begovoy District, Russia

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The 1st Botkinsky Passage 7 is a constructivist factory-kitchen built in Moscow in 1927, located in the Begovoy District. As a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, the building exemplifies the utilitarian aesthetic principles of Soviet constructivism, a style that prioritized functional design and industrial forms. Factory-kitchens were communal dining facilities designed to support the Soviet vision of collective living and shared labor, making this structure emblematic of the architectural ideals pursued during the early Soviet period.