Brutalist Architecture

A mixture of Post-War Brutalism, Soviet and Utilitarian architecture.
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concrete blocks are stacked on top of each other in order to form a building structure
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Visions of an Industrial Age // Darmstadt, Germay, like a crystal made out of concrete.
the inside of an abandoned building with water in it
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a large building that is on the side of a road with trucks parked in front of it
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an architectural building with cars parked in front
This Brutal House on Twitter
a large building surrounded by trees in the middle of snow covered ground with rocks scattered around it
photography by hannes koelblinger
an old black and white photo of two brick buildings
aerial
Dining Hall, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire, 1967-72 (Louis I. Kahn)
two concrete structures in front of a building with balconies on the top and bottom
23 Ominous Shots From the 'Architecture of Doom' Tumblr
This brutalist structure in the UK has a wrap-around concrete staircase. Click through for more ominous images from the 'Architecture of Doom.'
an aerial view of a large building in the middle of a city with lots of tall buildings
Plattenbau, East-Berlin
a very tall building with many windows on it's sides and a clock at the top
utopian aesthetic
utopian aesthetic
two tall buildings with balconies in front of them, one is gray and the other is grey
The Red List
Hong Kong. Michael Wolf Photography.
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an aerial view of some buildings in the middle of a large city with lots of tall buildings
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Siedlung Park Hill, Sheffield (1961), Reyner Banham, Brutalismus in der Architektur, Stuttgart
a tall building sitting next to a parking lot filled with lots of cement and windows
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PARK HILL ESTATE | SHEFFIELD | ENGLAND: *Constructed: 1957-1961; Designed by: Jack Lynn & Ivor Smith; Grade II Listed; Renovation: 2009-....*
a tall building with multiple balconies on the top and bottom floors, in front of a cloudy sky
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