Concrete Monster

In the city center, a majestic Soviet high-rise building built in the Brutalist style stands out against the background of other buildings.
Its facade, lined with rough gray stone, evokes a feeling of strength and durability.
The building has an unusual shape, resembling a giant monolith that was raised from the depths of the earth and installed here to protect the city.
Angular, brutal lines and strict proportions give it a stern, but at the same time solemn look.
The entrance to the building is decorated with massive glass doors leading to a spacious hall.
Inside there is a large atrium illuminated by natural light through the glass roof, creating a feeling of space and freedom.
The high-rise building is a complex of residential and office premises.
Each floor has apartments with high ceilings and large windows providing plenty of light and air.
Offices on the upper floors have panoramic views of the city and its surroundings.
The staircases of the building are made of concrete slabs and metal, which gives them strength and durability.