Address
Zaporizhzhia, Metalurhiv Avenue, Nezalezhnoi Ukrainy Street, Dobrolyubova Street, Recordna Street
In the 1930s, the Quarter Commune was built in Sixth Settlement under the leadership of the academic architect V. Vesnin. The group of architects included H. Orlov, O. Yafa, V. Letavin, K. Knyazev, and S. Maslikh.
The complex consisted of two elongated residential buildings with through corridors, educational halls, and common use rooms on the first floor. In addition, the complex included a club-dining room and buildings for a nursery and kindergarten located on the inner courtyard. The residential units were in the form of one- and two-room apartments connected by transitions on the second floor.
The club-dining room, built according to the project of the architect S. Maslikh, was a fully functional complex for cultural leisure, communication, and events. The placement of preschool institutions in each residential quarter was associated with concern for children and avoiding dangerous crossings over the highway. The complex underwent numerous reconstructions, including the dismantling of transitions between buildings and the change of facades to a classical style after World War II.