Zhukovsky St., 20 / Samokisha St., 11
Simferopol, Russian Empire
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Located in Simferopol at the intersection of Zhukovsky and Samokisha Streets, this Constructivist building was completed in 1935, exemplifying the modernist architectural principles that flourished in the Soviet Union during the 1930s. The structure reflects the bold geometric forms and functional aesthetic characteristic of Constructivism, a movement that prioritized utilitarian design and industrial materials. The building holds regional cultural heritage status in Russia and is recognized as a historic site of local significance in Ukraine, reflecting its importance to the architectural and urban history of Crimea during the interwar Soviet period.
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- Built
- Type
- building
- Heritage
- regional cultural heritage site in Russia, historic heritage of local significance in Ukraine
- Place
- Simferopol, Russian Empire
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