Public bath

Tyumen, Russia

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Built in 1931 in Tyumen, Russia, this brick public bath exemplifies Soviet constructivist architecture. Designed by Anatoliy Sergeevitsj Ladinskiy, the building reflects the early Soviet era's commitment to modernist principles and functional design. Constructed from brick, it represents a significant regional example of constructivism applied to utilitarian civic infrastructure. The structure has been recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, preserving an important record of Soviet-era public architecture and the development of Tyumen's urban facilities.