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"Long shunned as totalitarian kitsch, Stalinist architecture is making a comeback this fall near Red Square with the reappearance of the Hotel Moskva—its facade famously adorns Stolichnaya vodka labels—as a Four Seasons…

The source describes the photo as "Looking west on Beacon Street in Boston, near the State House, sometime in the 19th century." The scene in the photo looks down the hill of Beacon Street, just past the State House. Not much has changed in this…

Bird's-eye view of Norman B. Leventhal Park, created by the park's chief designer Halvorson Design Partnership, Inc.

Rap version of a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Rap version of a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Video showing the proximity of pedestrians on the Esplanade and cars on Storrow Drive, to illustrate how the street shapes the ambiance of the public space.

Video showing the proximity of pedestrians on the Esplanade and cars on Storrow Drive, to illustrate how the street shapes the ambiance of the public space.

A statue designed in 2014 that commemorates the women who saw their husbands off at Belorussky station during Russia's early 20th century wars.

A picture of Pyotr Pavlensky, an artist who engaged in modern form of protest, nailing his genitalia to the floor of Red Square.