Vladivostok, Russia – July 2008
Not wanting to write papers or design massing concepts in AutoCAD, I thought I’d do the next best thing – add more photos.
The roughest, toughest city in Asia. I spent a few days here after hopping off the ferry from Japan. Really neat urban fabric and lots of restoration occuring throughout the city. It’s a military, port-trade city…so you can just imagine the characters floating around the streets.
If Vladivostok were a drink, it would be the hardest vodka you’ve ever tossed back.
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Roughest, toughest city in Asia–interesting way of putting it. :D
Yeah, this city isn’t for the weak that’s for sure.