The constructivist Railway Workers Palace of Culture in Kharkiv is the latest culturally significant building in Ukraine to have been severely damaged by the Russian invasion. Photos shared on ...

But Constructivist architecture still faces many hurdles, Melikova adds. “Russian avant-garde architecture has always received more attention from the West,” she says. “Unfortunately ...

Before the invasion, she says, it has been upsetting to see, even in the past decade, Derzhprom and other examples of Ukrainian Constructivist architecture credited to Russia at international ...

The motherland of constructivist architecture, Moscow is home to many ... s dissertation at the University College London on the Russian avant-garde. The map’s designer Jaakko Tuomivaara also ...

a classic example of constructivist architecture that was the tallest skyscraper in the Soviet Union when it opened in 1928. Ukrainian officials said Russian air raids also damaged the Assumption ...

He helped to forge links between art and architecture ... and write my book, Russian Constructivism” (published in 1983). Ever since, Ms Lodder has been researching and writing about the ...

This December, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York will showcase the role of Supremacism and Constructivism ... and architecture. A Revolutionary Impulse: The Rise of the Russian Avant ...

The Constructivist architects took Modernism ... construction and set the basis for Soviet skyscraper architecture. Save this picture! Russian skyscrapers. Image Courtesy of Canadian Centre ...

A Russian guided bomb attack on Kharkiv ... one of the most striking examples of Soviet-era constructivism architecture and dubbed the Soviet Union’s first skyscraper. Writing on X, he also ...

“one of the finest gems of brutalist architecture” in that city. It was badly damaged by Russian strikes in July. This Constructivist complex on Kharkiv’s central square was built in 1928 as ...

Born 1885, a subject of the old Russian Empire. Grew up in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Self-described artist-engineer. Enrolled in the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, 1902.