Most countries of the Soviet buildings

• Most countries of the Soviet buildings

The Soviet Union built a lot of very different buildings and engineering structures. Some of them looked "safely". And that's putting it mildly. Where it would be better to name some of the buildings of that era frankly ridiculous. Funny, but among the listed options, the circus just one.

1. "The Ministry of the commercial bank"

intricate building was constructed in Georgia during the Soviet era. Originally it housed the Ministry of highways of the country. Now the building is still used, however, now it is one of the branches of a commercial bank.

2. "Forum"

But the hotel "Forum", which was built during the Soviet era in Krakow. Erected building bizarre was in the 70s of the last century. Today it is still used for its intended purpose.

3. The circus left

The building of the Chisinau circus was quite bizarre. This applies as its outer design and facilities. Unfortunately, to appreciate the "power" of the construction today is difficult. For decades now abandoned circus.

4. UFOs Hotel

This hotel can now be found in the vast Ukraine. It was built and all during the Soviet Union. Construction should be commended. It takes guests on this day. Scares only question myself about how this "miracle" at all costs and not falls ?!

5. Radio

And this is not some kind of monument or memorial. In fact, this building of the Slovak Radio. To build outlandish complex in the Soviet government spent as much as 16 years. What caused such a long period was the construction - is unclear.

6. "House-flower"

This is how the locals call the Central Research Institute of Robotics and Cybernetics in St. Petersburg. Looking at the building from the outside is difficult to believe that there are going to bright minds to promote national science.

7. "Salute"

Kiev hotel "Salute" was built by the architect Miletsky Abraham. It would be difficult to deny the fact that the building looks very strange and not very comfortable for the site, which should serve as a safe haven for travelers.