Step inside this sensitively designed London house. To the south lies an oak framed single-storey structure, with a glazed ...

By the Sixties and Seventies, brutalism began to be used as a broader term to describe architecture characterised by monolithic concrete forms with an imposing or monumental appearance.

The interiors within Acland Burghley School in Tufnell Park use lightweight, warm materials to contrast with and enhance the ...

The angular concrete shapes of this modern architectural movement work beautifully when enhanced by natural planting for a ...

Central London is chock-full of iconic architecture, but few buildings represent brutalist architecture better than the iconic Smithson Tower – previously known as the Economist Building – which was ...

A new online exhibition has been launched which features the views of the former residents of Robin Hood Gardens, the London estate which was both ... that only middle class afficionados enjoy ...

Central to the plot of the director Brady Corbet’s new drama, “The Brutalist,” is an enormous structure known as the Van Buren Institute. A24 Situated in Pennsylvania, it is made of concrete.

Brutalism, though it has more egalitarian origins like low-income social housing, does have a stylistic and philosophical overlap with totalitarian architecture. Both come to similar aesthetic ...