ATAMA riffs off Brutalist language in rework of 1970s former town hall

The Architects’ Journal ATAMA riffs off Brutalist language in rework of 1970s former town hall Saved from demolition, the 1970s building on the outskirts of Ghent has been refurbished and extended with new additions amplifying rather than contrasting with the original concrete aesthetic The post ATAMA riffs off Brutalist language in rework of 1970s former town hall appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Rob Wilson

AHMM unveils plans to demolish Brutalist ‘Dept Q’ Edinburgh block

The Architects’ Journal AHMM unveils plans to demolish Brutalist ‘Dept Q’ Edinburgh block Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has unveiled proposals to demolish an iconic 58-year-old Brutalist office building below Edinburgh Castle, replacing it with a mixed-use scheme The post AHMM unveils plans to demolish Brutalist ‘Dept Q’ Edinburgh block appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

Studio Egret West and Rural Office to retrofit ‘Brutalist’ Swansea Civic Centre

The Architects’ Journal Studio Egret West and Rural Office to retrofit ‘Brutalist’ Swansea Civic Centre Studio Egret West (SEW) and Rural Office are set to retrofit a 1980s Brutalist civic centre in Swansea The post Studio Egret West and Rural Office to retrofit ‘Brutalist’ Swansea Civic Centre appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Brutalist Southbank Centre finally listed after 35 years of refusals

The Architects’ Journal Brutalist Southbank Centre finally listed after 35 years of refusals The government has finally listed London’s Southbank Centre ending a 35-year battle to secure statutory heritage protection for the 1960s Brutalist landmark The post Brutalist Southbank Centre finally listed after 35 years of refusals appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

Landmark 1960s building in Wolverhampton spared wrecking ball

Brutalist structure was set for demolition in wake of local university’s plans