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建筑师摄影:前苏联格鲁吉亚温泉胜地遗迹拍摄

继日本废弃游乐园系列之后,比利时摄影师雷金纳德·范·德·维尔德现在正在记录格鲁吉亚前苏联温泉胜地的遗迹。

最初构思于20世纪20年代,这些曾经辉煌的疗养院为辛勤工作的公民提供了奢华的休息场所,提供了提供巨大健康效益的温泉浴和温泉浴场。往往颓废的华丽建筑和室内设计的整个,它似乎是一个耻辱,那么多现在躺在遗弃,摇摇欲坠。不过,正如雷金纳德所捕捉到的那样,剩下的东西也有其美丽之处。

他说:“俄罗斯军队的高级军官和中尉们对此很放松,甚至专门建造了军事疗养院,只为军事人员服务。由于大多数苏联领导人都住在莫斯科,他们只是用一条直达首都的火车线路把这些温泉胜地连接起来。在祖国俄罗斯,一切皆有可能。斯大林经常来这里洗澡,供奉这位共产主义领袖的神龛至今仍让我们回忆起那些光辉的岁月。”

但这一切都是徒劳吗?“在我的访问期间,我可以看到一点一点的事情被付诸行动。火车站正在翻修,而我原以为它们的状况会很糟。我看到许多园丁维护着郁郁葱葱的花园和景观。我注意到保安人员正密切注视着仍在活动的建筑物。在我所有的访问中,我都受到了最善良的人的热烈欢迎,他们邀请我参观以前的舞厅、休闲室、天井和私人房间。室外游泳池里有淡水,许多建筑物内部和周围的道路正在重新铺沥青。也许,只是也许,乌托邦的梦想并没有消失。”

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Monumental arches adorn this open-air-treatment gallery inside a former sanatorium. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Nature is taking over this beautiful corridor. This passage connected the main thermal spa facilities with the private rooms of patients and guests. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The view on the grand entrance hall inside a neglected sanatorium. This building will be redeveloped into a luxurious hotel. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
A derelict bathhouse is seen inside the thermal spa town of Tskaltubo. The water still flows through and underneath these baths, causing the buildings to deteriorate even faster. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Left in dismay, the view inside one of the many dining halls where the Soviet elite used to gather, featuring ornate arches and beautiful colors. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The remains of a thermal spa featuring a circular setup of individual tubs, a setup that would allow many people to bathe at once. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
An exterior passage leads towards one of the many bathhouses, popular for its curative water treatments. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
A crumbling spiraling staircase is seen inside this former Soviet sanatorium. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Roman columns and an ornate ceiling decorate this dining hall inside a former sanatorium. Salvageable objects like parquet floors, statues and metals have long been vanished. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Concrete is starting to collapse inside this hallway connecting a theater with the main building. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The impressive entrance hallway to a former Soviet sanatorium alongside the Russian Riviera. It was later reconverted into a hotel but was left abandoned since the Abkhaz-Georgian conflict. Gagra, Abkhazia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Billiard tables are left to rot inside this leisure room. Sanatoria were immensely popular with the Soviet elite and holidays were arranged via a state-funded voucher system. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The impressive entrance hallway to a former Soviet sanatorium alongside the Russian Riviera. It was later reconverted into a hotel but was left abandoned since the Abkhaz-Georgian conflict. Gagra, Abkhazia. © Reginald Van de Velde
A marble staircase is seen inside this impressive former Soviet sanatorium at the Russian Riviera. It was later reconverted into a hotel but left abandoned since the Abkhaz-Georgian conflict. Gagra, Abkhazia. © Reginald Van de Velde
Past grandeur: the view inside an ornate room where patients with respiratory problems were treated. Many of the ex-Soviet sanatoria all featured light blue paints, benefiting to a very refined and typical style. Gagra, Abkhazia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The remains of a sanatorium alongside the Russian Riviera. Benefiting from a sub-tropical climate, this region was immensely popular for the Soviet-elite during the USSR era. This particular sanatorium was built in the early 1900s and severed heavily by shelling and gunfire during the Abkhaz-Georgian conflict. Sokhum, Abkhazia. © Reginald Van de Velde
The exterior view on one of the many remaining spas. Men & women bathed separately, explaining a mirrored layout of the bathhouses. Tskaltubo, Georgia. © Reginald Van de Velde

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