Moscow State Palace of Child and Youth Creativity

Moscow, Russia

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The Moscow State Palace of Child and Youth Creativity, built in 1936 in Moscow, is a Soviet Modernist structure designed by architects Boris Paluy, Vladimir Kubasov, Victor Sergejevich Jegerev, Igor' Pokrovskiy, and Felix Novikov. Serving as an educational organization for children and youth, the building exemplifies the architectural principles of its era, combining functional design with the modernist aesthetic favored during the early Soviet period.