[Skopje/Скопје]

Adelaide, Australia

Brutalist apartment building, Adelaide by Philip Mallis, on Flickr

 

[Skopje/Скопје]

Launceston, Tasmania

by Peter Miller

 

[Skopje/Скопје]

Sydney, Australia (1976)

It was completed in 1976 and originally known as the King George Tower, then the American Express Tower and is now known as 388 George Street and the NRMA Centre.

by Peter Miller

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Casa Mach, Maschwitz, Argentina (2016)
Architect: Luciano Kruk

 

[soren5en]

Wotrubakirche (Church of the Most Holy Trinity). Vienna. Fritz Wotruba (1974-1976)

 

[Yantra Hatsuni]

i think brutalist architecture very interesting

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Shui Cultural Center, Sandu County, China (2017)
Architects: West-Line Studio

 

[ThatOneGuy]

The Fade House, Gapyeong-gun, South Korea (2017)
Architects: OBBA

 

[Skopje/Скопје]

Caisse d'Epargne / Savings Bank, Pau, France (around 1975, аrchitect: Jean-Pierre Boulin)

Caisse d'épargne à Pau by Julien, on Flickr

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[MelcToxic]

Small technical question:

How is this realised?

 

[ThatOneGuy]

They use something called a bush hammer to chip bits of the concrete away.

 

[ThatOneGuy]

The "Schlange" in Berlin, designed by Georg Heinrichs, Gerhard Krebs and Klaus Krebs in 1970, has received heritage listing.

 

[TheLastGentleman]

Crown Center, Kansas City

Constructed in the early 1970s, this complex was built by the Hallmark Company as an experimental "city within a city" outside the core of downtown. It consists of offices, condos, and apartments, but the most prominent pieces are the hotel and mall, the former of which is embedded into "signboard hill" a rugged hill that was once cluttered with signage, hence the name. The exposed rock of the hill has been left intact and forms a waterfall within the hotel's atrium.

Enough highrises have been constructed in the area that it has begun to have its own skyline.

 

[Zaz965]

by Skopje

Itália Building, São Paulo, Brasil

izvor

 

[RokasLT]

Kučiūnai church (Vilkaviškis region Lithuania)

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Brekkugerður 19, Reykjavík, Iceland (1963)
Architect: Högna Sigurðardóttir

 

[xalexey]

The building of the theater "Moscow Art Theater named after Gorky."
It was built in 1972-1973.

 

[xalexey]

The building of the Academy of Sciences of the Russian Federation.
Project - 1966
Built - early 1990's.

 

[Rev Stickleback]

Sydney, Australia (1976)

by Peter Miller

I like that. The way you can see inside is quite striking.


These two seriously need a clean though.

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If concrete architecture has one massive failing, it's that it needs to be kept scrubbed and looking new, or it starts to look derelict.

 

[Zaz965]

torres blancas, madri
Torres Blancas -Madrid by silvia paredes, on Flickr