 In the 1940s, Ginzburg produced the reconstruction plan for post-war Sevastopol (never materialized) and designed two resort buildings that were completed in Kislovodsk and Oreanda after his death.His most famous work, the Narkomfin Building, is in a dilapidated state, having been without maintenance for decades, and is on UNESCO's endangered buildings list.Previous drafts to rebuild Dom Narkomfin into a hotel (designed by Ginzburg's grandson) was barred by legal uncertainty over the status of the site.