Moscow’s architectural Babylon

Posted by admin on September 14th, 2009 and filed under architectural | 11 Comments »

Unfortunately, many of Moscows new buildings were not good enough to replace those old ones lost, says Eugene e, Vice President of the Union of Moscow Architects

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11 Responses

  1. rsnboy08 Says:

    its all good.
    its all good.

  2. sinitskyd Says:

    sorry, I meant that …
    sorry, I meant that Moscow is number four, after St. Petersburg, Petrograd and Leningrad.

  3. rsnboy08 Says:

    dude, its the same …
    dude, its the same city, if your talking about russian st. petersburg.

  4. sinitskyd Says:

    Moscow is a …
    Moscow is a beautiful city. In fact, it is number 3 in the world after Leningrad and Saint Petersburg.

  5. RussianDefender100 Says:

    Moscow is very …
    Moscow is very Historical and beautiful unlike
    the disgusting cities of AmUrica like
    New New York , San Francisco that has no
    historical value
    :) )

  6. MarshallKutuzov Says:

    That’s right. 1920s …
    That’s right. 1920s-50s was a golden age of new building in Moscow. St P had been the capital, and Moscow was neglected. That all changed when the capital was moved back to Moscow in 1918.

  7. jeaubu Says:

    “wonderful Stalin …
    “wonderful Stalin era” buildings??

  8. anthony6661 Says:

    like to watch ,huh?
    like to watch ,huh?

  9. MarshallKutuzov Says:

    I’ve been to San …
    I’ve been to San Francisco. It blows chunks.

  10. anthony6661 Says:

    your new buildings …
    your new buildings suck he said it not me…

  11. abarzilai664 Says:

    A city that does …
    A city that does not protect its history, is a city that spites its soul.

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