Concrete Utopias: Why the Battle to Save Soviet Constructivism Matters Today
Rethinking the Avant-Garde in an Era of Commodification Soviet Constructivism emerged after the 1917 Revolution as an attempt to rebuild more than streets and buildings. Its architects believed that the physical organization of daily life could help produce new social relations. Housing, workplaces, clubs, schools, laundries, and public squares were treated as parts of a […]
