Brutalist buildings

Image 19 of 22 from gallery of 10 Iconic Brutalist Buildings in Latin America. via Tumblr User: myycp

Brutalism gets crapped on pretty often as terrible architecture that should be torn down immeadiately (even moreso than Meisian modernism) but I think that...

Brutalism gets crapped on pretty often as terrible architecture that should be torn down immeadiately (even moreso than Meisian modernism) but I think that...

Brutalist architecture is essentially buildings with exposed, raw concrete. While they might look abrupt, there is also something amazing about them.

From Bulgaria to Buenos Aires, these gems prove that, in architecture, there’s often more than meets the eye

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German architect Werner Düttmann (1921-1983), a prominent postwar modernist, designed the Brutalist St. Agnes Church in 1967 as the centerpiece of a social housing community of the Kreuzberg area of Berlin, which had been leveled in World War II. After years of neglect and threats of demolition, the church has made a comeback, reopening this May as König Galerie following a three-year restoration. Werner Düttmann served as the West Berlin senate building director in the 1960s. He assigned…

As part of our series on Brutalism, architects including Kengo Kuma and David Adjaye have revealed their favourite buildings from the post-war movement.

If the building could be the home to a super villain or evil corporation, it belongs here thx to /r/evilbuildings I own no content

A stripped-down internet inspired by architecture of the 90s. Brutalism in web design, in its most basic form, incorporates stark colors, bold and