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The 13 most ridiculous and bizarre masterpieces of Soviet architectural thought
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Not all historic buildings Shine with the clean lines and beauty. For example, the creation of Soviet architects, many people find ugly and frankly absurd.
Site acquaints the reader with the most outstanding buildings and monuments of the Soviet era, have not found the response in souls of people.
"Revolution monument" in the Croatian town of Molawin dedicated to the struggle of the Yugoslavs for independence during the Second world
Wikipedia / Public DomainИзначально in this house was the Ministry of roads of Georgia. Today there is a branch of a commercial Bank
© Matt Bateman / FlickrСтоящий on top of the mountain Bouslog in Bulgaria the house is a monument similar to a flying saucer, dedicated to the heroism of the Communists in this country
© KamrenB Photography / FlickrСегодня house-a monument abandoned, the building has strongly decayed and at any moment could collapse
Krakow hotel Forum, built in the seventies
Wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0 Located in the Macedonian town of Krushevo the memorial was created to commemorate the struggle of the local population with the Ottoman invasion in the early twentieth century
© Vesnamarkoska / FlickrЗдание circus in Kishinev has been abandoned for more than ten years, but for a long time it was considered one of the best circuses in the Soviet Union
Angular figures of warriors, whose height reaches tens of meters, was established in 1981. They are in the Bulgarian town of Shumen and symbolize the establishment of Bulgaria as a state
© Leon Hart / FlickrСанаторий built in the Soviet era in Ukraine, welcomes guests to this day
Wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0 This upside down building is owned by the Slovak radio, and its construction took sixteen years
WikimediaЗдание research center, Central research Institute of robotics and Cybernetics in St. Petersburg, known locally as the "house flower"
© Aleksandr Zykov / FlickrМемориал dedicated to the struggle of light with darkness, Croatia
WikipediaКиевская the hotel "salute", built by architect Abraham Miletsky
WikipediaДолгое time in Moscow was going to build a Grand Palace of Soviets, whose height would have been more than five hundred meters. However, due to the outbreak of war the project was suspended, and then completely shut down
Wikipedia
via www.businessinsider.com/soviet-buildings-from-the-mid-20th-century-2017-3/#the-monument-to-the-revolution-built-in-croatia-then-yugoslavia-is-an-abstract-sculpture-dedicated-to-the-people-of-moslavina-during-world-war-ii-1
Not all historic buildings Shine with the clean lines and beauty. For example, the creation of Soviet architects, many people find ugly and frankly absurd.
Site acquaints the reader with the most outstanding buildings and monuments of the Soviet era, have not found the response in souls of people.
"Revolution monument" in the Croatian town of Molawin dedicated to the struggle of the Yugoslavs for independence during the Second world
Wikipedia / Public DomainИзначально in this house was the Ministry of roads of Georgia. Today there is a branch of a commercial Bank
© Matt Bateman / FlickrСтоящий on top of the mountain Bouslog in Bulgaria the house is a monument similar to a flying saucer, dedicated to the heroism of the Communists in this country
© KamrenB Photography / FlickrСегодня house-a monument abandoned, the building has strongly decayed and at any moment could collapse
Krakow hotel Forum, built in the seventies
Wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0 Located in the Macedonian town of Krushevo the memorial was created to commemorate the struggle of the local population with the Ottoman invasion in the early twentieth century
© Vesnamarkoska / FlickrЗдание circus in Kishinev has been abandoned for more than ten years, but for a long time it was considered one of the best circuses in the Soviet Union
Angular figures of warriors, whose height reaches tens of meters, was established in 1981. They are in the Bulgarian town of Shumen and symbolize the establishment of Bulgaria as a state
© Leon Hart / FlickrСанаторий built in the Soviet era in Ukraine, welcomes guests to this day
Wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0 This upside down building is owned by the Slovak radio, and its construction took sixteen years
WikimediaЗдание research center, Central research Institute of robotics and Cybernetics in St. Petersburg, known locally as the "house flower"
© Aleksandr Zykov / FlickrМемориал dedicated to the struggle of light with darkness, Croatia
WikipediaКиевская the hotel "salute", built by architect Abraham Miletsky
WikipediaДолгое time in Moscow was going to build a Grand Palace of Soviets, whose height would have been more than five hundred meters. However, due to the outbreak of war the project was suspended, and then completely shut down
Wikipedia
via www.businessinsider.com/soviet-buildings-from-the-mid-20th-century-2017-3/#the-monument-to-the-revolution-built-in-croatia-then-yugoslavia-is-an-abstract-sculpture-dedicated-to-the-people-of-moslavina-during-world-war-ii-1
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