Constructivist architecture is an important trend in the field of Soviet architecture. Although it is generally expressed in abstract geometric forms to express the technological and rational characteristics of modern society, it has shown significant differences in form over time. Based on in-depth analysis of cases from different periods, we divide the evolution process into three main stages based on the differences in design dominant elements, and further reveal the challenges and opportunities faced by pioneers of modern architecture in exploring emerging design concepts.
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