Concrete architecture
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The finest brutalist architecture in London and beyond
For some of the world's finest brutalist architecture in London and beyond, scroll below. Can’t get enough of brutalism? Neither can we.
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Wonder Cabinet fosters creativity in Bethlehem
The Wonder Cabinet in Bethlehem, Palestine is a not-for-profit production and cultural hub for creativity in the region
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Pa.te.os hotel in Portugal is a concrete love affair with Alentejo
Pa.te.os hotel by Aires Mateus is set in the Alentejo landscape in Portugal and celebrates the blend of concrete and nature
By Jessica Rose Last updated
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The changing face of Tijuana's art and architecture landscape
By Jonathan Griffin Last updated
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Feilden Clegg Bradley unveils refresh of South Bank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room
By Clare Dowdy Last updated
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Fine lines: Kristine Norlander’s vision of the Lassens’ modernist architecture
By Sujata Burman Last updated
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Raw edges: Melbourne’s Elwood House is an exercise in brick and concrete
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Oscar Niemeyer’s Algerian architecture uncovered
Jason Oddy’s photographic study of Oscar Niemeyer’s Algerian buildings, set alongside research and archival documents, explores the architecture’s inseparable relationship to revolutionary politics in a new book from Columbia University Press, titled The revolution will be stopped halfway: Oscar Niemeyer in Algeria
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Apollo Architects & Associates make waves with seaside residence
By Lucy Peart Last updated
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Futureproofing: Oyler Wu Collaborative design a new creative laboratory
By Carren Jao Last updated
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Ataúlfo House is designed around Mexican light and natural ventilation
By Daven Wu Last updated
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Richard Meier & Partners unveil first residential project in the Czech Republic
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Architecture Club designs a new atelier for artist Monika Sosnowska in Warsaw
An architectural exercise in purity and restraint, Polish sculptor Monika Sosnowska’s new atelier is a simple concrete volume, and the first-built project of Basel-based architects Karolina Slawecka and Pawel Krzeminski under their new studio. Photographed by Hélène Binet, the radically simple atelier was featured in the Smart Art-themed November issue of Wallpaper* magazine (W*248)
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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A modern education: Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts gets a facelift
By Philippine Wright Last updated
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V&A pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale to explore the legacy of Robin Hood Gardens
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Cherem Arquitectos creates a concrete landmark in the Mexico City suburb of Bosque Real
By Emma O'Kelly Last updated
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Woods Bagot designs a concrete and limestone house anchored to the Australian coast
By Stephen Crafti Last updated
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Villa Mörtnäs by Fourfoursixsix is an exercise in Swedish simplicity
By Helen Berg Last updated
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Denton Corker Marshall reveal the new Australian Pavilion’s mysterious black box
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Di Gregorio Associati's cinematic pergola frames a rural Italian home
A concrete pergola becomes a frame for the landscape, and a sculptural transition between interior and exterior, at a house in the Emilian countryside
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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A concrete family compound in Basel by Buchner Bründler creates a family microcosm
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Art and architecture converge at the Saarland Museum’s new extension
By Sophie Lovell Last updated
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Concrete condominium: Tadao Ando’s first residential building in Manhattan sets a new standard in luxury living
By Pei-Ru Keh Last updated
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Saint Louis Art Museum unveils its David Chipperfield-designed extension
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Desert queen: a Tucson Mountain Retreat blends into the Arizona landscape
By Sara Sturges Last updated
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Future perfect: a new era for Preston Bus Station
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Pezo von Ellrichshausen's Guna House stakes a fearless claim on one of Chile's leafy lagoons
By Emma Blundell Last updated