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"Brutal Majesty," They Write About It Abroad. How Did Bratislava Get Its Inverted Pyramid?

From a distance, it looks as if the heaviest part of the building is floating above the ground. The wide steel mass tapers downwards, until it finally rests on a base with a significantly smaller area than its uppermost floors. It is this contradiction between massiveness and apparent instability that has made the headquarters of the Slovak Republic a...
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From a distance, it looks as if the heaviest part of the building is floating above the ground. The wide steel mass tapers downwards, until it finally rests on a base with a significantly smaller area than its uppermost floors. It is this contradiction between massiveness and apparent instability that has made the headquarters of the Slovak Republic a...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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