fuckyeahbrutalism:

Morris Mechanic Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland, 1968

(John M. Johansen)

CLOG Event: Brutalism + Preservation // A panel discussion on the problem of preserving Brutalist buildings featuring Kirby Fowler of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Bloomberg News architecture critic James Russell, Joshua Prince-Ramus and Roberto Otero of REX, and CLOG Editors moderated by Nina Rappaport of DoCoMoMo NY

May 15th, 7:00 PM // Parsons School of Design, The Glass Corner // Please RSVP to CLOG // More event info here // Buy CLOG: Brutalism here

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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Town Hall, Marl, Germany, 1967

(Van den Broek / Bakema)

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This is England ‘12. Nottingham, August 2012.

(Source: scavengedluxury, via weirdedout)

scavengedluxury:

Concrete/neon dream. South Bank, London. December 2012.

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(via scavengedluxury)

Place Bonaventure (?), Montreal

(Source: torganiel, via aesthetics-warfare)

activator-inhibitor:

Folsom Library, RPI on Flickr.

Folsom Library, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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La Défense, Paris

(Source: rgph)

experimentaljs:

Giuseppe Perugini, Casa a Fregene, Roma (1969)

arkthree:

Theological College, Chichester by Iqbal Aalam on Flickr.

arkthree:

Students Union Building, Durham by Iqbal Aalam on Flickr.

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teetywoo:

Wolfson Centre, University of Strathclyde

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starrystillness:

A postcard I received this morning from a friend holidaying in Cornwall. It shows Cornwall Technical College in Redruth. (If I recall correctly it is now known as the Camborne campus of Cornwall College.)

When I stayed in Portreath a few years ago I remember the Tamar building (the lovely exposed concrete building in the centre of the picture) was often visible above the trees on trips to Redruth or Camborne. I’d meant on several occasions to visit and photograph it—I never got around to it. I did think, however, there would be plenty of photographs on the internet, unfortunately there were not. So I’m doubly glad to have received this wonderful picture.

n-architektur:

Kuring-gai campus of the University of Technology Sydney 

David Don Turner, 1971

Photographed by Adam Dimech © http://www.adonline.id.au

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The Peabody Terrace of Harvard University, Cambridge (MA), Josep Lluís Sert, 1962-64. View this on the map

(Source: soa.syr.edu)

fuckyeahbrutalism:

Dormitory Complex, State University of New York, Stony Brook Campus, 1970s

(Gruzen & Partners)

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