Brutalist Museum to open within north London school

The Architects’ JournalBrutalist Museum to open within north London school The UK’s first museum dedicated to Brutalism will open in a school building in Tufnell Park, north London, which is being renovated by local architect Reed Watts The post Brutalist Museum to open within north London school appeared first on The Architects’ JournalWill Ing

Film review: Brutalism with soul

The Architects’ JournalFilm review: Brutalism with soul Some viewers may baulk at the three-and-a-half-hour running time of The Brutalist but Rob Fiehn didn’t want the film to end The post Film review: Brutalism with soul appeared first on The Architects’ JournalFran Williams

The crew-cut darling of Brutalism: Paul Rudolph exhibition

The Architects’ JournalThe crew-cut darling of Brutalism: Paul Rudolph exhibition The work of US architect Paul Rudolph is the subject of an excellent exhibition at the New York Met. Review by David Brady  The post The crew-cut darling of Brutalism: Paul Rudolph exhibition appeared first on The Architects’ JournalFran Williams

Powerhouse Company’s revamp of Eindhoven’s Bunker celebrates “raw glamour” of brutalism

Dutch architect Powerhouse Company has added an extension to a brutalist former student building in Eindhoven to create a 100m-tall tower. The 32,600 sq ft project will house 210 apartments… The post Powerhouse Company’s revamp of Eindhoven’s Bunker celebrates “raw glamour” of brutalism appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Bradford Council to demolish 46-year-old Brutalist shopping centre

The Architects’ JournalBradford Council to demolish 46-year-old Brutalist shopping centre Bradford Council is to flatten the increasingly empty, Brutalist 1976 Kirkgate Shopping Centre to clear the way for a new ‘urban village’ in the centre of the city The post Bradford Council to demolish 46-year-old Brutalist shopping centre appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite

ARTiculations - The Case for Brutalist Architecture 22052017

This video looks at the history and philosophy of Brutalist Architecture Buildings such as Robarts Library, the former Whitney Museum, The Boston City Hall, and Kyoto InternationalConference Centre are considered