Caroline Eden
In their own words
a bit like how I imagine sleeping in a museum would feel: not exactly comfortable but intriguing
and still are, seldom supplied
a bit like how I imagine sleeping in a museum would feel: not exactly comfortable but intriguing
floor lady
and still are, seldom supplied
a bit like how I imagine sleeping in a museum would feel: not exactly comfortable but intriguing
Articles & interviews3
- Photo book captures socialist hotel architecture
FUEL has published Socialist Hotels, a 248-page photo book by Elena Amabili documenting 153 state-built hotels across 31 Eastern European and post-Soviet countries and territories. The book records styles ranging from Stalinist Socialist Realism to austere Soviet Modernism and gravity-defying concrete futurism, preserving architecture that is increasingly being modernised or demolished.
- Photo book documents Soviet-era hotel architecture
FUEL's new 248-page photobook Socialist Hotels presents Elena Amabili's photographs of 153 state-built hotels across 31 Eastern European and post-Soviet countries and territories. The book documents architectural styles ranging from Stalinist Socialist Realism to austere Soviet Modernism and futuristic concrete structures, preserving hotels that are increasingly being renovated or demolished.
- Photo book documents Soviet-era hotel architecture
FUEL has published Socialist Hotels, a 248-page photobook featuring Elena Amabili's documentation of 153 Soviet-era and post-Soviet hotels across 31 countries and territories. The book records a wide range of state-built hospitality architecture, from Stalinist grandeur and austere Soviet Modernism to futuristic concrete forms, while an essay by Caroline Eden provides first-hand context. The feature positions the book as a timely preservation of buildings that are being renovated or demolished.