October of 2017 marked 100 years since the October Revolution in Russia, essentially marking the beginning of one of the greatest social experiments in human history, The Soviet Union.

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The Soviet ideology brought about a whole new perspective on the world, one of egalitarianism. Such an ideology was reflected over the 70 years through art and architecture, as well as culture, music, film etc. 

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I was a key contributor to the 59th Issue of the Drouth Magazine, publishing na article on Soviet Housing during the communist era in my mother country of Russia. As well as this, I was a key panel member and speaker at the Mackintosh Architecture Student Society (MASS) event named OKTOBER in October of 2017.

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Other key Members Included

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+Prof. Johnny Rodger - Professor of Architectural History and Urban Studies

+ Viviana Checchia - Curator at Centre of Contemporary Arts (CCA)

+ Jonathan Charley - Lecturer and Professor at Strathclyde University

+Chris Leslie - Photographer and publisher of ´Disapearing Moscow`, Guardian

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