White Tower

The White Tower in Yekaterinburg located at ulitsa Bakinskih Komissarov, 2A lit1 is an outstanding example of constructivist architecture designed by architect Moisey Reiser between 1929 and 1931. It was originally a water tower for Uralmashzavod factory but now it is a significant federal-level cultural heritage site. The building is known for its characteristic white color and serves as an identifiable symbol of the Uralsmash district.