Socialist Architecture in Mongolia
A post by Lukasz Stanek (ETH, Zürich) on FB, unfortunately... but.
Very much soviet looking like.
In Mongolia for a week : together with Nikolay Erofeev we are looking at architecture which was produced in the networks of socialist internationalism. Mongolia was the biggest recipient countries of technical assistance and other forms of support from Comecon countries, which also included architectural design and planning, construction and construction materials industry, architectural education, norms and standards. Our trip includes Ulaanbaatar, and the industrial towns of Baganur, Darkhan, and Erdenet.
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