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Vintage photograph

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Soviet-era apartment block facade, showing typical brutalist architecture with repeated balconies. Pedestrians cross the street; a red Fiat 124 drives along. Likely Eastern Europe, 1970s. Architectural documentation & design reference. Features a tiled roof visible behind the block.
BrutalistArchitecture1970sEasternEuropeApartmentBlockUrbanPlanning

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