Additional copy by Meghan Shouse. The Brutalist architecture and interior design style uses raw materials like concrete and brick to form striking shapes at a massive scale. "Brutalist buildings ...

Brutalist architecture, known for its raw concrete ... designed by William Pereira and completed in 1970. Its distinctive shape, featuring dramatic overhanging concrete floors supported by ...

Want to see brutalist architecture? You need go no further ... In their place: plain, basic geometric shapes. Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and other modern architects took up the challenge.

and the way those shapes interact with sunlight. When did Brutalism become popular? Shortly after the Second World War, and for good reason. While socially conscious architecture and urban ...

The Brutalist is one of the films from 2024 that received positive critical response and many accolades. The period drama was helmed by Brady Corbet, who also wrote it with Mona Fastvold.

Specifically, my work explores how architecture after World ... form using assemblies of monumental geometric shapes. While some critics find Brutalism’s heavy look and utilitarian use of ...

Some are fascinated by Brutalism's simple geometric shapes and raw ... Well into the 1970s, brutalist architecture dominated new construction worldwide. Concrete was affordable, and the unadorned ...

Brutalist architecture emerged in the 1950s as a post-war response in a period of rebuilding and reimagining the world. Characterized by harsh geometric shapes and an emphasis on exposed ...

So, for me, Brutalist architecture is representative of something ... I see it and I’m fascinated by how it shapes our lives. And I sometimes appreciate it, and other times — well, you know ...

It’s a style of architecture that first ... concrete formed into rigid geometric shapes that emphasize simple function over beauty — the word “brutalist” comes from the French term béton ...