Celebrating the magnificent Brutalism of Veliky Novgorod’s drama theatre
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Tbilisi Architecture Biennial
The inaugural Tbilisi Architecture Biennial asked hard questions about the future of the city and its Soviet heritage. We went looking for answers
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Exploring the true meaning of Yugoslavia’s modernist war memorials -
Can Minsk move beyond its post-Soviet architectural malaise? -
Inside Armenia’s Soviet cinemas and the fight to save the country’s film heritage -
How one man shaped Soviet Sochi’s resort culture against the odds -
Moscow is getting a makeover, and the rest of Russia is next -
Moscow’s groundbreaking Soviet 360 finally gets a makeover -
An essay on the term that caught the world’s attention -
The late Uzbek leader, a British sculptor and the fight for public space -
Owen Hatherley on the Armenian capital’s fusion of the ancient and the Soviet -
Christopher Herwig is back with more wild architectural wonders -
Kiev’s surreal modernist hotels, and why you need to visit them -
The conflicted past and uncertain future of Bulgaria’s ‘communist UFO’ -
Owen Hatherley uncovers the history of Armenia’s modernist masterpiece -
A report from the opening of Moscow’s new urban wilderness -
Poznań architects bringing minimalist beauty to Poland -
How Soviet avant-garde architects reimagined labour and leisure -
Searching for tradition in Kazakhstan’s postmodern capital -
Behind the battle to protect avant-garde architecture in post-Maidan Ukraine -
Can Kazakhstan's big money science fair save the world? -
Your alternative guide to the New East's favourite city-break destination -
Can Yeltsin’s city rebrand itself as the capital of Constructivism, asks Owen Hatherley -
The demolition of an architectural landmark in post-Soviet Belarus -
The Transylvanian town fighting for Romania's future -
What to do in Kazakhstan's cultural capital