Concrete Beauty: A Rough Guide to London’s Brutalist Housing Estates
Explore some of London’s most iconic Brutalist housing developments, revealing their history and rem arkable architectural language, in all its imperfect glory.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
Explore some of London’s most iconic Brutalist housing developments, revealing their history and rem arkable architectural language, in all its imperfect glory.
These homes represent an approach to building that is uniquely rooted in Ecuador’s distinct environm ents.
Since purple is seen so infrequently in architecture, it tends to attract attention whenever it's us ed, but it should be wielded carefully.
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This week, the World Heritage Committee added 17 buildings by the Swiss-born French Modernist archit ect Le Corbusier to the UNESCO World Heritage list, forming a “transnational serial site” encompassing many of his most iconic works. Reflecting the international legacy and influence of the architect, this form of architectural “site” is not restricted to one location:…
By including rich examples of international architecture and design into his drawings, Wakelin depic ts an urban tapestry that has been greatly enriched by diversity.
For Aravena, the point of architecture is to improve people’s lives.
Theatre architecture spans millennia. Informed by early Sanskrit dramas and ancient Greek tragedies, theatrical works and plays have been housed in diverse spatial environments. From open-air theatrons and Elizabethan courtyards to Japanese kabuki stages and contemporary complexes, the architecture surrounding performance centers on storytelling. While powerful relationships exist between audiences and actors and the areas…
“I call my work a ‘parallel practice’ … You can’t have a linear practice,” says architect Toshiko Mo ri about her over 30 years of work in the architectural profession. The breadth of Mori’s work can be categorized by this idea of a ‘parallel practice,’ one that rigorously observes the pluralities, the contradictions and the complexities…