Futurist architecture imagines the built environment as dynamic, technological, and forward-looking — buildings that appear to belong to a time that hasn't arrived yet. The catalogue holds 9 Futurist buildings across 7 cities.
From Antti Lovag's Bubble Palace on the French Riviera to the Ilinden Memorial in Kruševo, Futurist buildings reject conventional geometry in favour of organic, mechanical, or cosmic forms. Key examples include buildings in Berlin and Kruševo. These are buildings that look like they landed rather than were built.