Brutalism

Raw concrete. Exposed structure. No ornament, no apology.

Function over form. Truth in materials.

"Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought together in light."
— Le Corbusier

Archive — Brutalist Structures

1972 Trellick Tower, London — Ernő Goldfinger

1968 Boston City Hall, Boston — Kallmann, McKinnell & Knowles

1976 Habitat 67, Montreal — Moshe Safdie

1966 Whitney Museum, New York — Marcel Breuer

1971 Balfron Tower, London — Ernő Goldfinger

1975 National Theatre, London — Denys Lasdun

1963 Yale Art & Architecture, New Haven — Paul Rudolph

1972 Brunswick Centre, London — Patrick Hodgkinson

1974 Preston Bus Station, Preston — BDP

1969 Geisel Library, San Diego — William Pereira

1973 Wotruba Church, Vienna — Fritz Wotruba

1960 Monastery of Sainte-Marie, Eveux — Le Corbusier

1977 Robin Hood Gardens, London — Alison & Peter Smithson

1964 Salk Institute, La Jolla — Louis Kahn

1970 Alexandra Road Estate, London — Neave Brown