Čyrvonaarmiejskaja Street 11, Minsk

Minsk, Belarus

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Located on Čyrvonaarmiejskaja Street in Minsk, this postconstructivist building was designed by architect Hierasim Jakuška and completed in 1936. The structure exemplifies the postconstructivist style that emerged in Soviet architecture during the 1930s, marking a transition from the stark geometric forms of constructivism toward greater ornamentation and classical references. Recognized as cultural heritage of Belarus, the building stands as a notable example of early Soviet modernist architecture in the Belarusian capital.