Soviet architecture emerged in the aftermath of the revolution, serving a dual purpose: to symbolize the might of the state and to provide a low-cost, standardized, collective living space for the rapidly growing population. Initially, this period was marked by the construction of grandiose buildings as a show of ideological force. Subsequently, the focus shifted entirely to functionality, leading to the creation of housing projects capable of accommodating millions. The result was a proliferation of identical, plain structures.
A content creator residing in Russia shared the entrance of a building characterized by Soviet Architecture. The mere sight of the building was enough to oppress the spirit.