Club of Society of former political prisoners and exiles

Arbat District, Russia

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The Club of Society of Former Political Prisoners and Exiles, located in Moscow's Arbat District, is a constructivist landmark designed by the Vesnin brothers—Leonid, Alexander, and Viktor—and built between 1927 and 1934. The building exemplifies the modernist principles of Soviet constructivism, an architectural movement that emphasized functional design and industrial forms. Now recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, the structure stands as both a functional social space and a testament to the avant-garde architecture that flourished in the Soviet Union during the interwar period.