1. Narkomfin Building: Constructed in 1930 in Moscow, the Narkomfin Building was designed by Moisei Ginzburg and Ignaty Milinis in a modernist style. It was intended to be a communal housing complex for workers of the People's Commissariat of Finance.
2. Palace of Weddings: This architecture was constructed in 1914 in Moscow by an Italian architect Jacob Pokrovsky, the Palace of Weddings is an excellent example of Russian modernism in the pre-revolutionary period.
3. Shukhov Tower: Constructed in 1922 in Moscow, the Shukhov Tower was designed by Russian engineer and architect Vladimir Shukhov. It was one of the first hyperboloid structures ever built and is considered a masterpiece of Russian modernist architecture.
4. Melnikov House: Constructed in 1927 in Moscow by architect Konstantin Melnikov, the Melnikov House is an excellent example of Constructivist architecture with its unique hexagonal shape, spiral staircases, and use of innovative construction materials.
5. Lenin's Mausoleum: After the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924, his body was embalmed and placed in a grand mausoleum in Red Square, Moscow. Designed by architect Alexei Shchusev, the mausoleum is a grandiose example of Soviet avant-garde architecture.
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