Constructing the Concrete City; the post-war rebuilding of the port of Le Havre
District 11 Budapest: Kelenföld, reimagining a dormitory district
Spomeniks – a heroic and terrible history caught in concrete
Turin or Torino, both correct…it just depends on who you ask.
Soviet-era Cinema in Panevezys, Lithuania could not be saved
A window of opportunity
Banjica Бањица, neighbourhood, Belgrade, Serbia
The Tomba Brion Cemetery: Inside Carlo Scarpa’s Last Great Concrete Masterpiece
Chamberlin, Powell and Bon’s other spot; Vanbrugh Park
Trellick Tower 2021 Campaign #SaveTrellickHallofFame
Ballinhaus: Call it by its name
One Photographer’s Journey
It all started with a Smena 1 Camera
A San Diego Story
How an earthquake brought Kenzo Tange to Skopje
Very nearly called Lenin Court, Lubetkin’s Modernist Icon Bevin Court in the ‘Socialist Republic of Finsbury’
Take Part In The Museum of Architecture’s Gingerbread House City Exhibition:
It Takes A Village To Build A Gingerbread City
The Accidental Archivist: George Smart and USModernist
Sam Kerridge: Processing Cityscapes, grab your camera and follow the geotags
Sovietinio Modernizmo Kino Teatras Panevėžyje, Lietuvoje – pavojuje
#TheViewFromMyWindowPhotoProject
A Global Photo Project Documenting Self-Isolation In The Age Of Covid-19
From a Spoiled Sheep Station to a Modern Marvel: Modernism in Australia’s National Capital
An Insider’s Guide to Dnipro
Opening up a Closed City
Plattenbauten: Behind the Facade
Singer-songwriter Genevieve offers a Dreamy insiders view from the 42nd floor of the Barbican
Oslo’s most important International Modernist building ultimately disappeared before our eyes
#SOSBrutalism: Saving Beloved Concrete Monsters
When the message associated with a symbol changes:
What should Bulgaria do with the Buzludzha Memorial House?
Brutalist Crafts: Building The Paper Panelki Model Kit, One Careful Fold At a Time
Examining Unité d’Habitation in Nantes-Rezé:
La Maison Radieus Is The Perfect Introduction Into Le Corbusier’s Vision For City Planning
The Constructivist Project
A love affair with Soviet Bus Stops
Spying On Moscow: Architecture Photographer Denis Esakov Reveals His Process
Edmund Sumner: Another great artist gets behind #artistsupportpledge
Explore The Former Soviet Union With An Exclusive GreyScape – Soviet ★ Tours – Curated Visit
Meet The Chermaveffs, The Architects That Had An ‘Incredible’ Impact On Sir Norman Foster
A Journey through Modernist Architecture in the former Yugoslavia
Sense of Now
Beyond the highway
Liebling Haus Tel Aviv
Modernism in the White City
Post-Socialist Realism – Contemporary Soviet Collages
Ancient Georgia’s Concrete Marvels
Créteil’s concrete petals in the eyes of a visitor
Night photography. Recording a city against a velvet blue backdrop
Off the béton track: The Barbican Archive Residency: 19-20 October 2019
Brutalist Belgrade
Dream destination for brutalist architecture fans
Happy Birthday Preston Bus Station!
Belgium Brutalist Architectural Gems
Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate British Brutalist Architecture Through Russian Eyes
Berlin’s Concrete Pallasseum and What Lies Beneath
Imperfect Beauty: photographing a city’s life-cycle
My Father, One Of The Men Who Designed The Barbican
Thoughts from a Corbusian Completist
Why The Brutalism Appreciation Society’s Murray Tompsett Had To Visit Bobigny and Beyond
One Brutalist Fan’s Short Trip Hotspots
São Paulo living – Oscar Niemeyer’s Edificio Copan
Love at first sight, David Torrance shares why he’s smitten
Hotel Thermal, Věra Machoninová and Vladimir Machonin’s important brutalist building
Bloki: Poland’s Architecture Journey Through Communism: From interwar years Modernism to communist bloki through a photographers lens
The Barbican Archive Mixtape
A cinematic cut-and-paste journey through the Barbican
Exploring one of West Africa’s modernist landmarks, Hotel Ivoire
African Modernist Architecture
Kaliningrad’s House of the Soviets, the Unintended Brutalist Monument to the USSR
Unfinished but not unloved.
VIENNA: BAROQUE AND BRUTALISM
Join us on a dive into brutalist Vienna, a city well known for that other Italian import, the Baroque
Akademiebusen, Lost in Concrete
Attention-grabbing huge DDR era concrete brutalist spheres
Six modernist Berlin housing settlements that UNESCO love
In the words of RIBA ‘India’s Greatest Architect’ Charles Correa
Constructivism: A New Generation Discovers its Heritage
In the territory of a fresh-pair-of-eyes, Eugeny Korolev is exploring Moscow’s Soviet architecture.
Becoming GreyScape
Concrete apartment blocks weighing tens of thousands of tons on soaring columns
Modernist Bucharest
Preserving it’s modernist architecture and why we should care about it
@Brutesinlego – Building In Concrete Brick By Lego Brick
Creative brutalist designs with #elsawithdots and #felixiraptor
Druzhba Sanatorium
Moisei Reischer’s 1931 Constructivist White Tower
When the dial was reset in Russia.
The Shrooms Have Gone
Yaacov Rechter’s iconic, brutalist, concrete, otherworldly canopies popped up on the cover of ‘Men Of North Country’s ‘This City’.
Robin Hood Gardens
Why the V&A took an unprecedented step
Weizmann House by Erich Mendelsohn
When a man with a big vision commissioned a man who could interpret that vision and make it his own.
The Sheats-Goldstein Residence
Winding private roads and cultured ferns keep James Goldstein’s John Lautner property away from prying eyes
We speak to the maker of Barbican|Urban Poetry
Joe Gilbert, award-winning documentary filmmaker
Kenzo Tange, A Man With A Plan
Japan’s post war brutalist visitor favourite still suspends belief
Karacharovo Mechanical Plant
The wonders of google threw up a declassified 1954 CIA Intelligence document
Villa Volman
Why was this Modernist house a short distance from Prague neglected and ignored for decades?
The Melnikov House
A family home for a prominent man, yet everyone slept in a single bedroom.
Alton Estate
The famed estate in Roehampton is at risk. Home to several thousand in a mix of flats and maisonettes, a perfect example of the work Rosemary Stjernstedt and her design team at the London County Council in the 1950s
New York New York
Manhatten, home town for three years and an adventure playground for fans of concrete and cocktails.
FERNSEHTURM
There are a few really peachy places to visit to photograph a modern architectural icon
Berlin: A Magnificent Architectural Journey
A key city in Europe that has regularly been remade.
