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19, Nezalezhnoi Ukrainy Street, Zaporizhzhia
The Club-Dining Room was designed by architect S. Maslikh.
It is a multifunctional complex for cultural leisure, socializing, and events, connected by transitions to the residential buildings of the Communal Quarter. The main facade is decorated with a massive projection of an oriel, supported by round columns, which gives the structure a weightlessness effect.
Various events, conferences, and congresses were held in the building's halls. The cultural program included the study of the Ukrainian language through libraries and theatrical performances. There was also a club-buffet for foreign specialists-consultants of Dniprobud.
After the war, the Club-Dining Room building was reconstructed in the style of classical architecture, and a main facade with a huge triangular pediment appeared. In 1968, another reconstruction was carried out, adding a concert and dance hall, ballet and circus studios. Today, the building houses the Cultural Center of the “Zaporizhstal” plant.