Inspired by George Orwell’s 1984 and Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. In a government controlled dystopian society, everything is devoid of personal style and flavor, the government favors Brutalist architecture to exert authority and fear over the people.

Totalitarian Architecture Architecture in many ways is the most tangible and obvious relic of any bygone era or society. Structures and monuments remain for thousands of years after empires fall and cultures mutate, leaving behind a symbol of the ethos and psyche of a time and people. It has a profound way of immortalizing a […]

the graphic design exhibition provides insight into the planning and construction history of the city of leipzig from 1933 until 1945.

Ah, yes, the sexual allure of drab totalitarian women...I love totalitarian women. I mean let's face it, is there anything sexier than goose-stepping militant North Korean commie babes in short OD uniform skirts armed with AK-47s? Right, I didn't think so. Check out the 60th anniversary parade. North Korean female brigade (OK, I know the…

When the videos of North Koreans weeping hysterically in the streets of Pyongyang circulated on YouTube last month in the wake of Kim Jong-il’s death, few Western onlookers knew what to make of them. Most of us seem to have assumed that the tears were fake, produced on command—an interpretation backed up by one of the best books recently to appear on the subject of North Korea, Barbara Demick’s N...

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W ramach testowania nowego skanera zamieszczam pare ciekawych zdjec: Cenralny, Intraco II, poczatki budowy hotelu Mariott. Nowy Świat przed remontem z...

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Over at the American Prospect, E.J. Graff responded to my post from earlier this week on abortion and the question, “What if I had never been born?”...

Budowa złocistego wieżowca przy Placu Dzierżyńskiego (dziś Bankowym).

Warszawa 1960, photographic elaboration by Edmund Kupiecki.  Hardcover book published by Arkady 1960. Text is in Polish and English. Corner...

Photographer Donald Niebyl documents the architectural monoliths that memorialise the region’s most turbulent era

Eerie and otherworldly, the powerful story of the uncompromising Spomeniks built in Josip Tito’s w is one that demands to be told...

As part of his series dealing with forgotten monuments from the communist era in Bulgaria, Nikola Mihov has shared with us his story and photos of...