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Six Soviet-Era Buildings Transformed Through Contemporary Renovations

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Nat Barker

7mo ago· 7 min readenNews

Summary

This article showcases six adaptive reuse projects that have transformed Soviet-era buildings across former Eastern Bloc countries into contemporary spaces. The projects demonstrate how countries are grappling with the architectural legacy of communism by repurposing these structures for modern use. Examples include Asif Khan's conversion of a former Soviet-era building in Kazakhstan into the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture, along with five other renovation projects that give these historical buildings new life while preserving their architectural heritage.

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Countries in Europe's former Eastern Bloc are working out what to do with the architectural legacy of communism
Here, we round up six recent examples of adaptive reuse projects that have given buildings for the era a new lease of life
British designer Asif Khan has converted a former Soviet-era building in Kazakhstan into the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture
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Countries in Europe's former Eastern Bloc are working out what to do with the architectural legacy of communism. Here are six examples of renovations.

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