Perched majestically at the heart of Moscow’s Red Square, Saint Basil’s Cathedral, or the Cathedral of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos on the Moat, is undeniable proof of Russian architectural brilliance. Its intricate design, adorned with vibrant, eye-catching colors, gives it a fantastical air. However, this iconic landmark is much more than meets […]
When World War I ended, all in Germany seemed lost. Their country was in ruins and they owed massive reparations per the Treaty of Versailles for their role in the war. However, that didn’t stop them from re-vitalizing one of the greatest art institutions in the world. In 1919, architect Walter Gropius rechristened the Bauhaus
In the field of architecture, few styles spark as much debate and difference of opinion as Brutalism. With its imposing concrete structures and raw, rigid aesthetic, Brutalist architecture stands in stark contrast to the sleek lines and glass facades of modernist buildings. But this daring style continues to intrigue scholars and architects for its stylistic