
A Building Wearing Armour
Ninety-nine domes and a cage of metal lattice in Pristina — the National Library of Kosovo, one of the most argued-about buildings anywhere.
The Index
5 entries so far. Each one is a place I stood in with a camera — newest first. The list grows as the roads do.

Ninety-nine domes and a cage of metal lattice in Pristina — the National Library of Kosovo, one of the most argued-about buildings anywhere.

Belgrade's brutalist twin towers bridged by a sky-walk and crowned with a dead revolving restaurant — a city's idea of the future, half-occupied.

A terraced concrete resort going to salt and graffiti on the Montenegrin coast — every empty room still has the sea.

A modernist hotel built for a mountain's brightest moment, left to the pines above Sarajevo.

A concrete flying saucer abandoned on a Bulgarian ridge at 1,400 metres — the Buzludzha monument, slowly losing its mosaics to the wind.
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