Brutalism

Sculptural concrete poetically channels space and light at Candalepas Associates’ new home for the Australian Islamic Mission. From the vaulted ceiling with funnel-shaped skylight, to the rounded wooden rings that gradual constrict towards an oculus, and the muqarnas that welcome in slim rays of sunlight, each architectural element breathes geometry and spirituality.

By Luke Halls Last updated 7 October 22

Marcel Breuer's Armstrong Rubber Building, aka the Pirelli Tire Building, is being transformed into a hotel by architect and developer Bruce Redman Becker

By Pei-Ru Keh Last updated 7 October 22

We visit the restoration and interiors refresh of the Barbican sunken bars by London architect Kam Bava

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 6 October 22

Brutalisten is a new Stockholm restaurant with a menu inspired by the bold simplicity of Brutalism

By Mary Cleary Last updated 6 October 22

Ahead of Peabody's significant regeneration of south east London's Thamesmead area, take an architectural and photographic tour of its past

By Elly Parsons Last updated 5 October 22

By Emma O'Kelly Last updated 21 September 22

Try these London architecture walks and runs for some physical and intellectual edification

By Simon Mills Last updated 27 August 22

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 26 August 22

By Sam Rogers Last updated 25 August 22

By Harriet Thorpe Last updated 23 August 22

Conran & Partners pair 'warm and soft' interiors with brutalist architecture in the Blake Tower's first show apartment

By Ali Morris Last updated 22 August 22

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 19 August 22

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 19 August 22

By Jonathan Bell Last updated 17 August 22

Co-designer of the famous Brutalist landmark, Boston City Hall, and co-founder of Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Michael McKinnell, has died aged 84 in Rockport, Massachussetts

By Jonathan Bell Last updated 16 August 22

Once the lonely passion of a few devotees, the concrete architecture of Belgian architect Juliaan Lampens is a revelation; just don't call him a brutalist

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 15 August 22

Blue Crow Media continues its celebration of concrete architecture worldwide with its latest photographic map, Concrete Montreal Map / Carte Montréal Béton

By Luke Halls Last updated 13 August 22

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 13 August 22

The National Trust launches a new tour series

By Clare Dowdy Last updated 13 August 22

By Nick Compton Last updated 13 August 22

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 9 August 22

By Sam Rogers Last updated 9 August 22

We sit down (from afar) with the London-based photographer to get his take on the past life of a Brutalist icon on the cusp of transformation 

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 6 July 22

As we all look forward to getting back out to our offices after staying home – Landsec's flexible office brand MYO has launched a workspace by London-based architecture studio SODA in the Brutalist glass volume of 123 Victoria Street, a 1970s building by Elsom, Pack & Roberts in the UK capital

By Clare Dowdy Last updated 5 July 22