The New York Times Magazine mentioned today that while painting and sculpture seem to hardly create a fuss, architecture still riles and stirs the populace.

I think this will always be so, because while paintings may morph into wall mounted displays and sculpture may take the form of a holograph, we will always need a physical place to take off our hat and/or embody our aspirations.

It is with much pleasure, then, that I saw these unbuilt gorgeous horrendous Russian monstrosities.

Take a look for yourself: Unrealized Moscow.