#BRUTALISM

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

The Word We Need The Most.

[germanpostwarmodern]

Church “St. Josef der Arbeiter” (1971) in Winzendorf, Austria, by Eva & Karl Mang. Photo by Lucca Chmel.

[epicamazingegemen]

Nothing's HardFell take + Brutalism styled background

Sorry i havent been posting for like a one and a half months, its just that i am really busy with irl stuff nowadays and my next piece is taking quite long😅 (its a Dusttale sans art again yippie)

Have this edit of an older art of mine, i added a bg to it for an instagram post and i quite liked how it turned out

Have a nice day :)

[kral-adams]

Lion 🦁

[messydiabolical]

You guys this video was so charming and wonderful. I don't usually feel compelled to share links on here but it's such a good little study of Port Hanshan Noveria and architecture and it was their first video?! It deserves all the love.

[nestedneons]

By jilt

[brutalistinteriors]

Headquarters of the French Communist Party, Paris. Oscar Niemeyer.

[prettiestboytoy2]

RT-64 radio telescope - Kalyazin, Russia

[anticbrvtalist]

Enjoy noise

[disease]

TOMASZ KAWECKI / "UNTITLED" / 2021

[moodboardmix]

The Serenity House, Lake Lucerne, Switzerland,

Courtesy: Fatemeh Abedi

[ilcontephotography]

Flame Monument, built in memory of 16 antifascist partisans killed in 1944, by Alexander Barov (1975).

Panicharevo, Bulgaria.

© Roberto Conte (2022)

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[keepingitneutral]

"Brutalist Plants"

Reinforced hillside, Aogashima, Tokyo, Japan. Photo © Yasushi Okano,

Bucharest, Romania. Photo © Bogdan Anghel,

Casa Alférez, Cañada De Alferes, Mexico. Architect Ludwig Godefroy. Photo © Rory Gardiner,

Monumento a Azeredo Perdigão by Pedro Cabrita Reis,

Casa de Vidro, São Paulo, Brazil. Architect Lina Bo Bardi. Photo © Celeste Asfour,

Artwork and photo by Karsten Födinger in La Vallée, Basse-Normandie, France,

Jurong Bird Park, Jurong, Singapore. Architect John Yealland and J. Toovey. Photo © James Wong

Courtesy: Olivia Broome (Hoxton Mini Press)

[death-crusade]

ig: @brutal_zen

[michelle-blue]

Vietnamese architects and historians consider the years from 1940 to 1975 the golden age of Vietnamese modernism. In that period, major modernist public buildings such as hospitals and hotels were designed and constructed.

- Mel Schenck via Saigoneer, "How Vietnam Created Its Own Brand of Modernist Architecture"