Concrete Feelings A “brutalist” apartment building is on the way in West Hollywood By Antonio Pacheco • October 30, 2018 • Architecture, West ...

The billionaire eyewear mogul's 18,300-square-foot cement, aluminum, and glass home has been called a cross between ...

The team explains: ‘We were drawn to this apartment because it belonged to one of the least glorified periods in architecture: the brutalist movement of the 1950s and 60s. This was a time when ...

When designing this apartment in the southern suburbs of Rome, STUDIOTAMAT took inspiration from the raw and unfinished details seen across Brutalist architecture. The clients – a young couple ...

In just three months, Bram completely transformed the two-level home to match its Brutalist exterior. He ripped out all the dividing walls and stripped the perimeter down to the bare concrete ...

Brutalism's Fall Brutalism was popular into the 1970s, but by the 1980s, it was out of style. Because Brutalist buildings were generally urban, they began to be associated with the decay of cities ...

Built in the 1960's, Barbican Estate is a brutilist utopia for inner city living. The estate is a massive complex of 2000 apartments, surrounded by gardens, lakes and arts spaces, known as one of ...

A unique dwelling that sits on a hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean has been put on the market for the first time in 30 ...