Pavilion No. 55 Electrification at the VDNKh
Moscow, Russia
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Pavilion No. 55 Electrification stands within VDNKh, Moscow's major exhibition park, as a product of Soviet modernist design from 1954. Designed by architect Lev Braslavsky, the pavilion exemplifies the Stalinist architectural idiom that characterized much of the park's built environment during the post-war period. The structure served as an exhibition space dedicated to the theme of electrification, reflecting the Soviet state's emphasis on technological advancement and industrial progress as central to its ideological mission.
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- exhibition park
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- Moscow, Russia
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