Pseudo-Gothic manor house of Counts Nelidovs in Kursk region - spoilt by the former presence of a sanatorium here, but on the whole not badly preserved and now awaiting restoration soon.

Husrev Pasa Mosque in Phrygia, Turkey, rebuilt out of a Byzantine church and still retaining some Byzantine reliefs inside.

A magnificent mansion of Ionel Pleșia in Craiova, Romania, recently restored to its former glory.

A little naive in its execution, but clearly bold in its architecture and the fact of its construction, the modern temple in Hutora, Cherkasy Region (in the Ukraine) is a striking example of neo-Russian fantasy, combining XVII century Uzorochye, Kremlin or monastery towers, the Ivan the Great Bell Tower, and even Christ the Saviour Cathedral. There is also room here for Western Russian details, in the form of the quatrefoil structure of the church itself.

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The XIX century building of the factory administration of the Miass Copper Smelting Plant in Miass, Russia, before and after restoration. The building was originally constructed to house one of the plant's workshops, but was repurposed due to the rapid growth of production.