Red Professors Community

Khamovniki District, Russia

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The Red Professors Community, completed in 1932 in Moscow's Khamovniki District, is a constructivist architectural complex designed by Dmitry Osipov and Aleksey Rukhlyadev. Built during the height of Soviet modernism, the development exemplifies the era's bold geometric forms and functional aesthetic. Recognized as a historically valuable town-forming object, the complex remains a significant landmark of early Soviet residential architecture and urban planning.