Ulitsa Vavilova 21

Akademichesky District, Russia

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Located in the Akademichesky District of Moscow, Ulitsa Vavilova 21 is a 1936 constructivist parking garage that exemplifies the stark, functional aesthetic of early Soviet modernism. Built during the height of the constructivist movement, the structure employs the style's characteristic emphasis on geometric forms and utilitarian design, prioritizing mechanical efficiency over ornamental detail. The building stands as a candidate heritage site in Russia, recognized for its architectural significance as a rare surviving example of constructivist parking infrastructure from the interwar period.