28th May 2024
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13th October 2023
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CCBB Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Brasilia

1st June 2023
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Sihanoukville: Lost Opportunity

7th August 2022
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slovak brutalist architecture in london
12th June 2021
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Quickfire questions from the Greyscape team

11th April 2021
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le havre aerial view
31st March 2021
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brutalist architecture in Skopje
12th January 2021
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view up towards the walkways carradale house
1st September 2020
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view of concrete in barbican conservatory

Barbican Conservatory

4th August 2020
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Villa Noailles, Hyères, France

Villa Noailles, modernist house, home of Marie-Laure and Charles de Noailles

3rd June 2020
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view to the side of Maison Drusch
15th March 2020
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soviet era residential building with painted patterned facade

Tashkent Insider Tips: Eat Drink Read Travel

9th November 2019
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brutalist czech embassy west london

Embassy of the Czech Republic in London Slide Show

12th June 2021
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MODERNISM IN Iasi

Iaşi, Romania

10th October 2019
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brutalist housing trieste italy

Brutalism in Italy

 

9th August 2019
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Walter Gropius Bauhaus Directors' house Dessau Germany

Bauhaus Masters Houses’

12th May 2019
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Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan

The curious thing is that Baikonur isn’t actually in Baikonur

8th April 2019
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wotruba church geometric abstraction

Wotruba Church

How an iconic brutalist design, created from 152 concrete blocks became a sacred space.

 

6th April 2019
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Barbican by Joe Gilbert

Barbican|Urban Poetry by Joe Gilbert

21st October 2018
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Cromwell Tower, Barbican, concrete spiral vent

The Barbican’s curious brutalist Fibonacci Spiral

8th September 2018
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Ginza architecture icon

Nakagin Capsule Tower

Future architecture 1970s style

5th September 2018
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St Mary’s Cathedral, Tokyo, a sacred space where beautiful shafts of light play on the concrete

4th September 2018
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Brutalist elegance, Frobisher Crescent, Barbican

Is Frobisher Crescent, perhaps, the most curious part of the Barbican?

10th August 2018
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Calling time on Dial House

8th August 2018
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Eileen Gray's villa E-1027 at Cap Moderne, Roquebrune, France

Cap Moderne

Quintessential Modernism designed by Eileen Gray, Le Corbusier and Jean Badovici on one small, glorious spot above the Mediterranean sea

24th June 2018
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Coney Island famous hot dogs

Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs

With more than 500 million sold they’ve gotta be doing something right.

8th May 2018
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frank lloyd wright fallingwater exterior view

Fallingwater: Frank Lloyd Wright’s, South West Pennsylvania weekend hideaway designed for the Edgar Jonas and Lilianne Kaufmann family.

8th May 2018
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staircase of the bauhaus Dessau Germany

Bauhaus 100

1st November 2017
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27th April 2018
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Ron Arad Design Museum in Holon, Israel is dedicated to design created by Ron Arad, Israeli designer and architect with Asa Bruno.

Five bands of steel which are subtly different shades, having the effect of sweeping up the interior space in Ron Arad’s Design Museum in Holon

24th April 2018
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The White Tower Yekaterinburg

Bitterly cold, stark uncompromising weather was the perfect backdrop to my visit to Yekaterinburg in Russia to photograph an iconic landmark.

26th March 2018
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Villa Tugendhat

Villa Tugendhat, a pioneering prototype of modern architecture in Europe, designed by Mies van der Rohe.

19th January 2018
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les choux de creteil french architecture

Les Choux de Créteil

A hallucinogenic concrete veggie patch. Anyone for magic cauliflowers?

19th January 2018
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ceiling of brutalist Met Breuer Marcel Breuer design

The Whitney Museum on the Upper East Side of Manhatten on W54 street,

Founded in 1931 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney and it’s home was in midtown on W54th Street.

7th January 2018
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum New York

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation

Fondly called by Peggy, ‘My Uncle’s Garage’

 

6th January 2018
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Barbican Lake on the iconic brutalist barbican estate

The Barbican Estate built by Chamberlain, Powell and Bon took a dream and a vision conceived on a bomb shattered piece of land in the centre of the City of London.

10th July 2017
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New Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Home to a stash of Malevichs’ and so much more

9th November 2017
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Emigre architect Erich Mendelsohn's Modernist De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea

De La Warr Pavilion, how a German and a Georgian created something so quintessentially British

10th July 2017
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Frank Gehry view of ribbons design in spain Marques de Riscal

Frank Gehry’s 2006 Hotel Marqués de Riscal

A hotel where even the grapes get in on the act in the spa

18th December 2017
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art deco entrance to the new york rockefeller center

New York New York its a wonderful town and the Rockefeller Centre is a triumph of …

10th July 2017
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