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Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, 1989 (renovated 2014), 2015 Photographer: Oliver Wainwright
Inside North Korea
Writer and architecture critic Oliver Wainwright’s latest book offers a pastel-hued and rare glimpse inside Pyongyang, the capital city of much-speculated-about North Korea, published by Taschen.
As he himself explains: “My photographs are an attempt to offer a glimpse inside North Korea, revealing Pyongyang to be a place of candy-coloured apartment buildings and pastel-hued interiors—a series of precisely composed stage sets that could be straight out of a Wes Anderson movie.”
The destruction of Robin Hood Gardens, London. Photography: Oliver Wainwright. Source
A statue of Kim Il Sung in the Grand People’s Study House in Pyonghang. From Oliver Wainwright’s book about North Korean architecture, “Inside North Korea”.
Inside North Korea
Writer and architecture critic Oliver Wainwright’s latest book offers a pastel-hued and rare glimpse inside Pyongyang, the capital city of much-speculated-about North Korea, published by Taschen.
As he himself explains: “My photographs are an attempt to offer a glimpse inside North Korea, revealing Pyongyang to be a place of candy-coloured apartment buildings and pastel-hued interiors—a series of precisely composed stage sets that could be straight out of a Wes Anderson movie.”