The prospect of waking up in a world where reality is fractured, where buildings from different architectural eras collapse into one another, and space itself twists under the weight of…
Looking up in search for answers is a gesture shared by people across time. Understanding where we are, what is our place in relation to everything else, and what is…
“A quarter of a century has passed [since World War I], exactly a quarter, just one generation, and the virus of the same madness has broken out. This epidemic started…
Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, the Georgian capital of Tbilisi was once an integral part of the ancient spice route. Hence, this city has been significantly shaped…
A middle school is located in the European Riverfront district of Russian city Novosibirsk (Siberia). The European Riverfront is the large-scale redevelopment project from 30 houses with their own embankment,…
A country with a harsh climate, Russia, is home to the warmest of people and even cozier architecture. Most of its architecture gets its grandeur from the Communist era. The…
The pandemic has forever reshaped the relationship humans have with space. Houses were condensed into multifunctional spaces to accommodate recreation, living, and working leaving vast urban centers lifeless and eerie.…
Saint Basil’s Cathedral is a church in the heart of Moscow, Russia. It was built in the sixteenth century as a Russian church. It is a church, museum, and an…
The Paper Architects – In reaction to the scenario that did not allow for the assertion of one’s voice, a group of young visionary architects decided to start their movement.…
Heritage sites around the world preserve history and cultural heritage, and Russia is filled with iconic sites. The article will discuss an overview of Russia’s heritage in terms of historically…
The State Hermitage Museum, commonly known as the “Hermitage,” is located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and is one of the largest and best-known museums of fine art and applied arts…
An Overview of Soviet Architecture The Soviet Union was a Marxist-Leninist state. It was also known as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics or USSR. It lasted 68 years, from…