March 01, 2012 Vasily Bazhenov Of all the figures that have risen to prominence throughout the history of Russian culture, few have been so plagued by misfortune as architect Vasily Bazhenov. Architecture
January 01, 2011 Stalin's Highrises Anyone visiting Moscow knows about the city’s famous “Seven Sisters.” But few know that there were supposed to be eight. That is just one little-known aspect of their fascinating architectural history. We asked a noted urban historian to tell us more Architecture
All Of Our Buildings Together Would Cost The Same As A Few Days Of War A region's housing woes could be solved at the cost of a few days of Russia's War on Ukraine. Architecture Government Rural Life Social Issues War
Journeys through the Russian Empire Excerpt from a new book in which the author recreates the famous journeys of the photographer Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky. Architecture History Photography
