Lisinski concert hall stairs, Zagreb, Croatia, opened in 1973 [OC]11mo ⋅ Prazanfrizider ⋅ r/brutalism
British Gas Engineering Research station, Killingworth, UK - completed 1967 by Ryder & Yates Architects. It’s concrete has had a bit of a clean up in recent years, although it still retains its distinct shape.1yr ⋅ brutalwares ⋅ r/brutalism
Update on the title banner for this sub, the former Calgary Board of Education Building.3yr ⋅ aireads ⋅ r/brutalism
Chicago's St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital, designed by E. Todd Wheeler, 19754yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
From Cote d'Ivoire the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Peace Research Foundation.4yr ⋅ Diagonalizer ⋅ r/brutalism
St. Mary's Hospital, Chicago. Built 1975, designed by E Todd Wheeler. [OC]3yr ⋅ ThanHowWhy ⋅ r/brutalism
[OC] Metropolitan Correctional Center, downtown Chicago. Built 1971. Architect - Harry Weese2yr ⋅ dubeyaneesh ⋅ r/brutalism
Humber Bridge, Lincolnshire/Yorkshire, UK (Designed 1964, Opened 1981) Please help me settle a debate!1yr ⋅ Papa_Songs ⋅ r/brutalism
Azuma House. Osaka, Japan by: Tadao Ando. aka “Row House” was one of his first projects. (1976).2yr ⋅ Arkitek_Yorkshire ⋅ r/brutalism
The Old Library, Frome, Somerset - now a toy shop. Architect unknown.4yr ⋅ Morettis-Itch ⋅ r/brutalism
Mesa Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. Built in 1967. Designed by I.M Pei.4yr ⋅ IhaveCripplingAngst ⋅ r/brutalism
John Lautner’s Arango House, also called Marbrisa House, 1973, Acapulco, Mexico3yr ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/brutalism
Tracy Towers in the Bronx. I grew up right next door - no wonder this style of architecture has always spoken to me!3yr ⋅ Jessie41286 ⋅ r/brutalism
Colourizing top posts, week 2 (Part 2), Another concrete slide at Bucharest, Romania.4yr ⋅ HugoCortell ⋅ r/brutalism
AT&T Long Lines Building/33 Thomas Street. John Carl Warnecke, 1974. New York City. Windowless. Ominous. Beautiful.3yr ⋅ Frrrrrred ⋅ r/brutalism
Sacra Famiglia Church, Salerno, Italy, designed by Paolo Portoghesi in 19744yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Despite protests, demolition moving forward on Oslo’s historic Y-Block (designed by Erling Viksjø, decorated with two Picasso murals)4yr ⋅ hyperotretian ⋅ r/brutalism
Brutalist bannister at Boston Government Service Center by Paul Rudolph (1971)3yr ⋅ Imipolex42 ⋅ r/brutalism
[OC] IBM Research Center in La Gaude, France, by architect Marcel Breuer4yr ⋅ Langloute ⋅ r/brutalism
The Christian Science Plaza, Boston. I noticed a lot of brutalist buildings while in Boston.1yr ⋅ Cone4444 ⋅ r/brutalism
Canada Ring, Lahr, Germany, designed by Heinrich Doll, Hans Walter Henrich and Klaus Humpert in 19593yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Marcel Breur’s Pirelli building in New Haven, CT, on its way to becoming the first Passive House design hotel in the US.2yr ⋅ gradontripp ⋅ r/brutalism
[OC] Details of the Toblerone Building, Belgrade. Karaburma Housing Tower, by Rista Sekerinski, completed in 1963.3yr ⋅ ___simon ⋅ r/brutalism
Architect Achyut Kanvinde, NDDB Dairy Services office, New Delhi5yr ⋅ GhostfromZanzibar ⋅ r/brutalism
Federal Building and US Courthouse by Marcel Breuer, Columbia, South Carolina (1979)3yr ⋅ Imipolex42 ⋅ r/brutalism
I spent a lot of time inside and outside this building as a kid. I didn't learn about brutalism until I was an adult.4yr ⋅ late-stage-reddit ⋅ r/brutalism
Reminds me of Lego - brutalism in Paris (Photographed by Laurent Kronental)4yr ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/brutalism
St. John’s Abbey. Collegeville, Minnesota. Completed in 1961. Marcel Breuer Architect.2yr ⋅ Arkitek_Yorkshire ⋅ r/brutalism
This is an old picture of the brutalist block which was my first home as a newborn! Radford, Nottingham, UK2yr ⋅ BeezeeBox ⋅ r/brutalism
Former Ljubljanska Bank (aka: Sniper Tower) - Mostar, Bosnia & Herzegovina...2yr ⋅ Dr_Zol_Epstein_III ⋅ r/brutalism
Basilica of Our Lady of Altagracia, Higuey, Dominican Republic, 1971 [OC]4yr ⋅ Birdseeding ⋅ r/brutalism
Orange County Government Center in Goshen, New York designed by Paul Rudolph, from 1963. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology, photograph by G. E. Kidder Smith5yr ⋅ EightRoundsRapid ⋅ r/brutalism
San Paolo Church, Foligno, Italy (Architect M. Fuksas and D. Mandrelli, Photo M. Ferrara )4yr ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/brutalism
Old central station in Haifa, Israel. Operated between 1974-2003, now abandoned [OC]3wk ⋅ goodpolarnight ⋅ r/brutalism
Bell Tower of the Annunciation Priory, Bismarck, North Dakota, designed by Marcel Breuer in 19563yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Exterior Stairway at Eros House, Catford, London, designed by Rodney Gordon in 19603yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Social Security Tower, Rennes, Brittany, France. Designed by Claude Flambeau, 1965 [OC]4yr ⋅ ___simon ⋅ r/brutalism
Residential building on Bolshaya Tulskaya Street, Moscow, Russia. Design/built:1970-1986 Architect- V. Voskresenskiy, V.Babad, L. Smirnova.- BACU Photo by Dumitru RUSU.2yr ⋅ pipirisnais ⋅ r/brutalism
An ex-university building, Palmerston North, New Zealand. To be torn down soon4yr ⋅ BongeeBoy ⋅ r/brutalism
Vojvode Stepe Boulevard residential towers sometimes in the 70s/early 80s, Belgrade, Serbia4yr ⋅ tomkeus ⋅ r/brutalism
Cool housing project I found in Esplanade de la Defense (Paris, France)2yr ⋅ Pleasant-Net4927 ⋅ r/brutalism
[OC] Barbican London - Always a classic - all the different 'natural' styles of concrete4yr ⋅ iwalkuptheescalator ⋅ r/brutalism
Assembly Rooms - Derby - England. To be Demolished sometime this year.3yr ⋅ StanMarsh_SP ⋅ r/brutalism
'Matei Ambrozie' Commercial Complex in Bucharest, Romania from the 70s4yr ⋅ BrainStormer07 ⋅ r/brutalism
Habib Bank Plaza, Karachi, Pakistan, designed by Leo A. Daly in 1963. Briefly the tallest building in Asia.3yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
La Tourette Monastery by Le Corbusier, Eveux-sur-Arbresle, France (1960)2yr ⋅ Imipolex42 ⋅ r/brutalism
Medical High School Panche Karagjozov, Skopje, North Macedonia, designed 1969 by Janko Konstantinov4yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
A botched scan of Le Corbusier's Unite d'Habitation I found that looks awesome, slightly fixed up and upscaled1yr ⋅ ErwinC0215 ⋅ r/brutalism
Sachio Otani: Kyoto International Conference Center (KICC), Kyoto, Japan, 1959–1966 - Photo: Chris Guy 2011 (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)4yr ⋅ PEPSICokaine ⋅ r/brutalism
Thamesmead Phase I, London, England, designed by the GLC Dept. of Architecture in 19673yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Biblioteca Antonio Gala, Guadalcazar, Spain, designed by Francisco Lopez and Gudula Rudolf in 20123yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Library of Science, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium (Andre Jacqmain, 1975)4yr ⋅ dart_vandelay ⋅ r/brutalism
Humanities Building, University of Manchester, England, designed by N.L. Hanson and R. H. Kantarowich in 19703yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Saga Prefectural Museum, Saga, Japan, designed by Tei'ichi Takahashi and Daiichi-Kobo in 19693yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/brutalism
Hyde Park Barracks’ tower designed by Sir Basil Spence. Probably one of the most recognisable brutalist landmarks in London 🇬🇧4yr ⋅ viviennewestwouldnt ⋅ r/brutalism
