Dzerzhinsky Street 23/2

Korolyov, Russia

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A constructivist retail building erected in 1930 on Dzerzhinsky Street in Korolyov, Russia, this structure exemplifies the modernist architectural principles that defined early Soviet urban design. Now recognized as a tentative cultural heritage site, the building reflects the utilitarian aesthetic and geometric forms characteristic of constructivism, the influential movement that shaped Soviet architecture during the interwar period.