Russian block houses are a style of residential building that became popular in Russia following World War II. These structures were built with prefabricated concrete blocks that were made in factories and then delivered to the construction site for installation. To fulfill the increased demand for residential space, this technology allowed for the rapid and mass manufacture of housing units. Block house buildings in Russia were typically built as part of larger residential complexes with shared green spaces, playgrounds, and parking lots. The quality of Russian block house buildings in Russia can vary due to the quick and cheap construction methods used.