A comprehensive archival catalog of modern ruins, abandoned cold war listening posts, decaying brutalist monuments, subterranean complexes, and lost mid-century resorts.
Built by the US National Security Agency atop a man-made hill of WWII rubble in West Berlin, this listening station monitored radio signals across Eastern Bloc borders.
A saucer-shaped concrete ritual hall sitting at 1,441 meters elevation. Its glass mosaics and structural steel ceiling are rapidly succumbing to extreme mountain weather.
Designed by Boris Magaš as a lavish modernist casino resort. Following regional conflicts in the early 1990s, the complex was stripped of its fixtures and left to disintegrate.
Code-named 'Objekat 505', this massive underground military airport beneath Plješevica Mountain contained 3.5 kilometers of reinforced tunnels built to withstand nuclear strikes.
A massive heavy industrial blast furnace plant transformed into a protected architectural monument preserving early 20th century metallurgical engineering heritage.
A 60-building hospital complex originally built for tuberculosis treatment, later utilized as a military field hospital. Famous for its tilework and lush foliage taking over interiors.