Brutalist university

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

Chances are good that if you went to college in the United States after, say, 1975, your campus featured at least one imposing, bunker-like concrete...

Yesterday, the Board of La Biennale di Venezia appointed Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara of Grafton Architects as curators of the 2018 Venice...

Canon 5D Mark III, 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM at 35mm, f/8 for 1/13s at ISO 100 Background After getting shutout of the Salk Institute due to restricted access during non-business hours (I really want t…

The controversial architectural style was once very popular with universities across the U.S.

The Andrews Building forms the cornerstone for the then newly established first satellite campus of the University of Toronto. With all the main pathways on the inside, its façade design and its meandering footprint the building responds exceptionally to the climatic and topographical conditions. Divided into two wings, the building is over 1km long but is still only part of the original plan.

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The wrecking ball has levelled them but they live on forever in our new Atlas of Brutalist Architecture