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Weâve already had a thread about strange buildings from Soviet era. Today weâve got another piece of strange architecture, now from modern Russia. Thatâs a building made in the form of giant bar code, the same bar code we see on all the goods in a supermarket. It seems to be an office building made of modules. Itâs from St. Petersburg, Russia, and was submitted by Jolq, would somebody be able to r
All these buildings might remind some objects from Sci-Fi movies of the past. In the former USSR you can meet such buildings. They are not very often but there are some like in this photo series. Some of the buildings have weird history. For example the building number 3, the ââ¬ÅFriendshipââ¬ï¿½ hotel attracted a great part of attention from USA intelligence agency. They thought it was some sort of m
I was planning to write a review of Spectacular City, the exhibition i saw at the Netherlands Institute of Architecture a few days ago but posting it in small bits better suits my current sloppiness. Each day i'll write something about a photography i've discovered while visiting the exhibition. The 100 or so large-scale (up to nine meters in width) photographies exhibited at the NAI capture, cons
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Huge open pit mine near Mirny, Russia, East Siberia 525 m deep, 1200 meters in diameter. The air zone within this mine is closed for helicopters - a few accidents occurred when they were "sucked in" by downward air flow... This giant truck, BELAZ (200-220 ton payload ) (see 1), looks like small spot on next picture . . . (see 2) Mirny's location - upper city on the map and at the right corner
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(08/04/2006 02:35) 0 Arrrrgh! "Underground city"?! >_< rtfb ("b" is "blog") http://russos.livejournal.com/ >_< (07/29/2006 08:32) 0 These are not secret tunnels. Well, there are some under Moscow, but pictures of those are not available and were hardly ever shot at all. No, these are regular subway lines, some of them are undefr construction. Where you see narrow gauge railway - it`s tempora
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