Caprom
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in Saransk, containing the elements characteristic to Stalinist, modernist and contemporary architecture Caprom (a portmanteau of capitalist romanticism) is an architectural style, that emerged in Russia and the former USSR after the fall of the Soviet Union, that was a widespread phenomenon until 2008. It is also described as "post-Soviet postmodernism". Buildings that belong to this style often receive a negative assessment of contemporaries as "flashy and lurid".
in Saransk, containing the elements characteristic to Stalinist, modernist and contemporary architecture Caprom (a portmanteau of capitalist romanticism) is an architectural style, that emerged in Russia and the former USSR after the fall of the Soviet Union, that was a widespread phenomenon until 2008. It is also described as "post-Soviet postmodernism". Buildings that belong to this style often receive a negative assessment of contemporaries as "flashy and lurid".
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