Architecture

<n>Dauphin Island II</n>, a <n>surrealist</n> digital photomontage by artist <n>Dionisio González</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Barbican Conservatory</n> in London. Photo by <n>Haarkon (Adventures and Observations)</n>.

Stairs by architect <n>Antti Lovag</n>. Photo by <n>Andrea Ferrari</n>.

The <n>Wotruba Church</n> in Vienna, a <n>Brutalist</n> structure by <n>Fritz Wotruba</n>. Photo by <n>Florian W. Mueller</n>.

The <n>Goetheanum</n>, an example of <n>Expressionist architecture</n> by <n>Rudolf Steiner</n>. Photo by <n>Olivier Abry</n>.

Staircase at the First Goetheanum, designed by <n>Rudolf Steiner</n> in the 1920s.

The <n>Brutalist</n> staircase of the <n>Hotel Olt</n> in Călimănești, Romania, designed by architect <n>D. Cristescu</n>.

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<n>Abrahão Sanovicz House</n> (1976), designed by architect <n>Abrahão Sanovicz</n>. Photo by <n>Nelson Kon</n>.

The <n>Kappe Residence</n> in Pacific Palisades, designed by architect <n>Ray Kappe</n>.

Roberto Conte photographs Madrid's brutalist architecture

<n>Les Étoiles d’Ivry-sur-Seine</n> (1969-75) by architects <n>Renée Gailhoustet</n> and <n>Jean Renaudie</n>. Photo by <n>Robert Doisneau</n>.

<n>House Demarmels</n> (1963-1965), a <n>Brutalist</n> residence in Zurich by architect <n>Hans Demarmels</n>.

A detail of the <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Torres Blancas</n> building in Madrid. Photo by <n>Tuğbars Heptaşkın</n>.