Kirovsky District, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Shvetsova Street 6

Kirovsky District, Saint Petersburg, Russia

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Shvetsova Street 6 is a postconstructivist building erected in 1934 in the Kirovsky District of Saint Petersburg, Russia. The structure exemplifies the architectural language of postconstructivism, a style that emerged in the Soviet Union during the early 1930s as a transitional movement between the radical geometric severity of constructivism and the monumental classicism that would come to dominate official Soviet architecture. The building holds the status of a candidate heritage site in Russia, reflecting its significance as a representative work of this distinctive interwar Soviet period.