Club Architecture

Rusakow Club, Moscow, 1928. Konstantin Melnikov

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The club is built on a fan-shaped plan, with three cantilevered concrete seating areas that shape the exterior of the building. Each of these volumes can be used as auditorium either separately or combined...

Konstantin Melnikov by Igor Palmin on Flickr.

(via The Charnel-House)

Dorhimzavod Workers’ Club Moscow Konstantin Melnikov, 1927-1929

Rusakov Club Moscow, Russia Konstantin Melnikov, 1927-1929

Zuev workers’ club in Moscow (1928-1931), by Il’ia Golosov

Zuev by trevor.patt on Flickr.

Zuev workers’ club in Moscow (1928-1931), by Il’ia Golosov

Onlookers gather around the principal façade of Il’ia Golosov’s Zuev Club in Moscow, 1928. via Soviet workers’ clubs in the 1920s

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View of the principal façade of Il’ia Golosov’s Zuev Club in Moscow, 1927 or later. via Soviet workers’ clubs in the 1920s

Le Corbusier at a conference in Moscow, 1928, with Soviet modernists Andrei Burov (left) and Aleksandr Vesnin (right)

Gorgeous photo of Aleksandr Vesnin’s wife standing on the second level of the Vesnins’ 1931 theater.

Period photographs of Soviet avant-garde built exteriors, 1926-1934: http://wp.me/pgGDG-1v0

Worker standing beside a staircase inside the Vesnin brothers’ ZIL Likachev Palace of Culture in Moscow, 1931.