East German Modern tennis ‘Elska Belfast’ is our thirty-first

‘Elska Belfast’ is our thirty-first issue

whose setting is its borders and whose authors are its inhabitants

Yokohama (Japan)

Some spaces are indulgent and ostentatious

we end up in Wanhua

East German Modern tennis ‘Elska Belfast’ is our thirty-firstEast German Modern' is a visually arresting tour through the former East Germany shows the best examples of modernist architecture still standing there today. moreThe buildings constructed in East Germany after the Second World War are often dismissed as drab, Soviet style, prefabricated blocks of cement. But the architecture of the German Democratic Republic was created with an eye toward modernity and efficiency, and heralded the birth of a new