The Soviets liked to divide up neighborhoods by vocation and give the people what they wanted. Or at least build them what they needed. In the area of Tashkent that used to be a hub for aircraft building, the government built the area residents a nice community hall. The place could hold classes, social events, arts performances, rousing political meetings. Comrade, get together and rejoice!
After the fall of the Soviet Union, so went the fall of the Aviation Palace. The place is kind of closed, falling into disrepair.
Nice tile mosaic, nice ceiling woodwork. One of the lobby floors.
The main performance auditorium.
Another floor, another lobby area. Bringing the glass bling.
The caretaker.
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