Strēlnieku iela 4a (Eisenstein Facade), Riga
Round the corner from Alberta iela, Eisenstein went taller and bolder still.
Round the corner from Alberta iela, Eisenstein went taller and bolder still.
Not a building but a street made vertical. The city turned a slope into a stage.
In the flat farmland of northern Serbia, a provincial market town spent the early 1900s reinventing itself in…
A 1910 Hungarian Secession town hall in Serbia, ablaze with Zsolnay ceramics, folk motifs and stained glass.
One of the finest Art Nouveau synagogues in the world (1902), a Hungarian Secession masterpiece in Serbia.
Louis Sullivan’s State Street store (1899–1904), wrapped at street level in cast-iron Art Nouveau ornament.
A granite church that scandalised its own age: wounded angels carried on a stretcher, and a serpent coiled…
Tbilisi entered the twentieth century rich from trade and oil money, and that wealth left ornate facades across…
To dodge a monopoly, Bari built its second theatre where no contract could reach — on piles driven…
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