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Ostankinsky District, Russia

Moscow Pavilion

Ostankinsky District, Russia

Moscow Pavilion
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The Moscow Pavilion is a Soviet Modernist exhibition structure designed by architect Mikhail Posokhin for the Soviet Union's display at Expo 67 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Completed in 1967, the pavilion exemplifies the architectural ambitions of the Soviet state during the Cold War era of international cultural competition. Following the exposition, the building was relocated to Moscow's Ostankinsky District, where it has been designated a regional cultural heritage site in Russia and has been known as the Moscow Pavilion since the 1990s.

Architect

Mikhail Posokhin

Movement

Soviet Modernist architecture
Built
Type
architectural landmark, exhibition park
Heritage
regional cultural heritage site in Russia
Place
Ostankinsky District, Russia

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