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- 2. Konstantin Melnikov was born to a peasant family in Moscow in 1890. Through the efforts of
- 3. After the 1917 Revolution Melnikov developed a new city plan for Moscow. From 1921 to 1923
- 4. Mel’nikov rose to prominence through competitions,” writes Jean-Louis Cohen in his recent historical overview, The Future
- 5. Completed in 1928, his house was unlike anything the Soviet Union had yet seen. It is
- 6. The house’s most iconic features, of course, are its hexagonal “beehive” windows, over sixty of which
- 7. Around the same time, the nearby Rusakov Worker’s Club was nearing completion. It is centered around
- 8. By the end of the decade, Moscow was filled with Melnikov's worker's clubs, including halls at
- 9. Each of these projects, unique though they were, shared similar appreciations for circular plan and window
- 10. Melnikov's flurry of commissions and professional success ended as quickly as it began. By 1933, the
- 11. He worked for a few years on urban planning projects and would continue to submit the
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