Tsentrosoyuz building

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1. TSENTROSOYUZ BUILDING made by ARCH-24/9 student Seva Studennikov icon of constructivism in the heart of Russia
2. Myasnitskaya Street and the Academician Sakharov Avenue in modern Moscow map
3. Le Corbusier in the company of soviet architects In the mid-1920s, Le Corbusier was already a recognized and fashionable architect in Europe. The USSR also closely followed the architect's work, and eventually invited him to Moscow to participate in an architectural competition and exchange experience with Soviet colleagues
4. Tsentrosoyuz Building competition project
5. Le Corbusier and Nikolai Colli on the construction of the Tsentrosoyuz building The co-authors of Le Corbusier's project were his cousin Pierre Jeanneret and Soviet architect Nikolai Colli.
6. «I shall bring to this task all that I have learned in architecture. It is with great joy that I shall contribute what knowledge I possess to a nation that is being organized in accordance with its new spirit» Le Corbusier Upon his victory in the third competition
7. Tsentrosoyuz Building. modern computer rendering The Tsentrosoyuz Building consists of four buildings: three eight-storey buildings, arranged with the letter "H" - offices were located here, and in the center, there was one two-storey parabolic- shaped building, the so- called club building - it contained a concert hall, a library, a dining room and a foyer. The buildings are located in such a way that sunlight enters all rooms. The area of the building is larger than Red Square — almost 25 thousand square meters
8. Le Corbusier replaced the usual stairs with ramps, and elevators with paternosters. Both of these solutions made it easier to move documents inside the building – they were transported on trolleys ramps paternosters
9. The Tsentrosoyuz Building interior
10. TSENTROSOYUZ BUILDING at 1950s
12. Tsentrosoyuz Building at 1950s Tsentrosoyuz Building nowdays