Week 7: Nazi Architecture, Italian Fascism, and Stalinist Socialist Realism

Casa del Fascio

1932-36

Como, Italy

Monument to Victory

1926–28

Marcello Piacentini

Bolzano, Italy

Zeppelin Field

1934–37

Albert Speer

Nuremberg, Germany

Post Office

1934

Angiolo Mazzoni

Sabaudia, Italy

Raffaello Sanzio Elementary School

1931-34

Adalberto Libera

Trento, Italy

Shrine of the Martyrs, Exhibition of the Fascist Revolution

1932

Adalberto Libera and Antonia Valente 

Rome, Italy

House of German Art

1933-37

Paul Ludwig Troost

Munich, Germany

Danteum

1938

Giuseppe Terragni with Pietro Lingeri

Rome, Italy (unbuilt)

Agricultural village “Bianchi”

1938

Umberto Di Segni

Libya

Reichsautobahn

1933 

Germany

North–South Axis and Great Hall

1937–43

Albert Speer

Berlin, Germany (unbuilt)

Tempelhof Airport

1936–41

Ernst Sagebiel

Berlin, Germany

German Pavilion, Paris International Exposition

1937

Albert Speer

Paris, France

Soviet Pavilion, Paris International Exposition

1937

Boris Iofan

Paris, France

Commissariat of Heavy Industry (Narkomtiazhprom), competition project

1934

Ivan Leonidov

Moscow, USSR (unbuilt)

Apartment building on Mokhovaya Street

1932–34

Ivan Zholtovsky

Moscow, USSR

Lenin State Library

1928–41

Vladimir Shchuko and Vladimir Gelfreikh

Moscow, USSR

Hotel Moskva

1932–38

Alexei Shchusev, Leonid Savelyev and Osvald Stapran

Moscow, USSR

Krasnye Vorota Metro station, vestibule

1935

Nikolai Ladovsky

Moscow, USSR.

Karamyshevskaya Dam

Aleksei Rukhiliadev

Moscow

Large-block apartment building, Leningradsky Prospect

1940–41

Andrei Burov and

Boris Blokhin

Moscow, USSR.

Pavilion of the Uzbek SSR

All-Union Agricultural Exhibition

1934-40

Stepan Polupanov

Moscow, USSR

Central Pavilion, All-Union Agricultural Exhibition

1939

Vladimir Shchuko, Vladimir Gelfreikh and A. Velikanov

Moscow, USSR

Soviet War Memorial

Treptow Park

1946-49

Berlin, Germany

Main Building of Moscow State University

1949-53

Lev Rudnev, Surgei Chernyshev, Pavel Abrosimov and Alexander Khryakov

Moscow, USSR