Brutalism

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

The <n>Church of Seed</n> in Huizhou, China, designed and photographed by <n>O Studio Architects</n> in 2011.

The <n>CBR Building</n> in Belgium, designed by architects <n>Constantin Brodzki</n> and <n>Marcel Lambrichs</n> in 1970.

The cover of <n>Brutalist Italy</n>, a book by photographers <n>Roberto Conte</n> and <n>Stefano Perego</n>.

<n>Villa KZB</n> in Amman, Jordan. Architecture by <n>Sahel Al Hiyari</n>. Photo by <n>David Raffoul</n>.

<n>Casa Max Define</n> (1976), a <n>Brutalist</n> residence in São Paulo by <n>Eduardo de Almeida</n>. Photo by <n>Nelson Kon</n>.

<n>Casa Masetti</n> (1970) and the <n>Paulistano armchair</n> by architect <n>Paulo Mendes da Rocha</n>. Photo by <n>Nelson Kon</n>.

<n>Casa Butantã</n> in São Paulo, designed by <n>Paulo Mendes da Rocha</n> in 1964. Photo by <n>Nelson Kon</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Villa Taddei</n> in Fiesole, Italy, by architects <n>Leonardo Savioli</n>, <n>Danilo Santi</n>, and <n>Silvano Fabbri</n>.

A 1970s <n>Brutalist</n> property in Belgium, designed by architect <n>Julian Lampens</n>.

<n>Casa Zabludovsky</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Abraham Zabludovsky</n> in 1986.

This building of unknown origin and history in Palu/Sulteng (Indonesia).

<n>Casa Möbius</n>, the former home and studio of architect <n>Ernesto Gómez Gallardo</n> in Mexico City.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Edificio CBR</n> in Brussels, designed by architects <n>Constantin Brodzki</n> and <n>Marcel Lambrichs</n> (1967-1970).

<n>Black metal framed glass window</n> in Berlin, photographed by <n>Jonny Caspari</n>.

A detail of the <n>Brion Cemetery</n> by architect <n>Carlo Scarpa</n>, photographed for <n>Cereal Magazine</n>.

The <n>Sculptural House</n> by <n>Jacques Gillet</n>, <n>Félix Roulin</n>, and <n>René Greisch</n>, 1967-68. Photo by <n>Jan Kempenaers</n>.

The <n>CBR Building</n> by <n>Constantin Brodzki</n>, home to <n>Fosbury & Sons</n>. Photo by <n>Jeroen Verrecht</n>.