Explore the intriguing world of architecture and regional planning in the Interwar Soviet Union with the enlightening lecture "Modernism on the Frontier: Architecture and Regional Planning in the Interwar Soviet Union" presented by Alla Vronskaya. This thought-provoking lecture delves into the intertwined evolution of regional planning, architecture, and geography during this pivotal period in history. Discover how the shift from evolutionist human geography to economic geography influenced urban and regional planning, leading to groundbreaking concepts like the socialist settlement, the combine, the linear city, and the settlement type.

Alla Vronskaya, a distinguished historian of modern architecture, will guide attendees through a captivating exploration of the connections between extractive industrialism, centralized planning, geographic knowledge, and architecture in the Soviet Union. Held at e-flux in Brooklyn on March 5, 2024, this lecture is part of the e-flux Architecture Lectures series, offering a platform for experts to discuss contemporary issues in architecture, theory, culture, and technology. Admission is free, and elevator access is available upon RSVP. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the rich history and lasting impact of Soviet urbanism and architecture. Contact e-flux for more details.

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