 Rationalist buildings were still common in industrial architecture, but extinct in urban projects.Last isolated constructivist buildings were launched in 1933–1935, such as Panteleimon Golosov's "Pravda" building (finished 1935), the Moscow Textile Institute (finished 1938) or Ladovsky's rationalist vestibules for the Moscow Metro.Clearly Modernist competition entries were made by the Vesnin brothers and Ivan Leonidov for the Narkomtiazhprom project in Red Square, 1934, another unbuilt Stalinist edifice.