Pavilion No. 68 Armenia at the VDNKh
Moscow, Soviet Union
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Pavilion No. 68 Armenia at the VDNKh in Moscow is a Stalinist architectural landmark completed in 1954, designed by Rudolf Rigol'dovich Kliks. Built as part of the Exhibition of Achievements of the People's Economy (VDNKh), the pavilion represents the monumental aesthetic characteristic of Soviet institutional architecture of the mid-twentieth century. The structure holds the status of a federal cultural heritage site in Russia, preserving an important example of how the Soviet Union architecturally celebrated the republics within its sphere during the post-war period.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- pavilion, public building, architectural landmark
- Heritage
- federal cultural heritage site in Russia
- Place
- Moscow, Soviet Union
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