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Soviet City of the Future from 1969

Soviet City of the Future from 1969

The funny thing is that although this Soviet city of the future seems utopian, it's very repressive under the surface: Every building in site looks exactly alike! It's as if in this vision of the future there is only one architect who designed just one building and then they figured out to leave well enough alone after that point. Also notice how all the vehicles carry multiple parties — clearly mass transit rules the day, but if you want to own a private car jet that's too bad! The illustration is scanned from a 1969 copy of Teknika Molodezhi (Techniques of Youth) magazine which was a Russian Popular Mechanics magazine of sorts.

Found via darkroastedblend.com.

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