Revolutsii Street, 11

Chagoda, Russia

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Located in Chagoda, Russia, this 1926 building at 11 Revolutsii Street exemplifies constructivist architecture of the early Soviet period. Designed by Noi Trotsky, the structure reflects the modernist principles that dominated Soviet architectural practice in the 1920s, when functionalism and industrial aesthetics were embraced as expressions of revolutionary ideals. Recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, the building stands as a testament to the constructivist movement's influence on provincial Soviet urban development.