CONCRETE

<n>Intervals</n> (2013), a weatherproof steel sculpture by <n>Richard Serra</n>. Photo by <n>Tom Powel Imaging</n>.

<n>Antrum III</n>, a 2003 architectural model in cement and wood by artist <n>Renato Nicolodi</n>.

<n>Anish Kapoor</n>'s installation <n>Descent into Limbo</n>, 1992. Photo by <n>____studio</n>.

<n>Ryusenji House</n> by <n>Tomoaki Uno Architects</n>.

<n>Christoph Hesse Architekten</n>'s <n>Green Energy Facility</n> in Germany. Photo by <n>Deimel & Wittmar</n>.

<n>Between a Rock and a Light Place</n> by <n>Juanpablo Guerra</n>.

Interior of the <n>Ryusenji House</n> by <n>Tomoaki Uno Architects</n>, 2008. Photo by <n>Tomoaki Uno</n>.

<n>La Congiunta</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> artspace in Giornico, Switzerland, designed by <n>Peter Märkli</n>.

<n>Room for art</n> in Zumikon by <n>AFGH Architekten</n>, 2006. Photo by <n>Valentin Jeck</n>.

<n>COOR Seongsu Flagship Store</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> fashion showroom in Seoul, 2023.

The <n>Abbaye du Thoronet</n>, an inspiration for modern architects and artists.

<n>Monumental Invention</n>, a 2021 digital montage by <n>Patrizio Martinelli</n> of <n>Carlo Scarpa</n>'s concrete details.

<n>Brutalist</n> metal gate at the Thorenberg pumping station in Lucerne, designed by <n>Charles Gehrig</n> (1968-70).

The <n>Axel Vervoordt Gallery</n>, with architecture by <n>Coussée & Goris</n>. Photo by <n>Stan Guldemont</n>.

A detail of the <n>Souq Al Qaisariya</n> in Muharraq, Bahrain, designed by <n>Studio Anne Holtrop</n>.

<n>Damiers de Champagne</n> in Courbevoie, France, by architects <n>Jacques Binoux</n>, <n>Michel Folliasson</n>, <n>Abro</n> & <n>Henri Kandijan</n>.

<n>Soyoheon Art Pavilion</n> designed by architect <n>Alvaro Siza</n>.

Interior of the <n>Fernando Botero Park Library</n> by <n>G Ateliers Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Luis Bernardo Cano</n>.

<n>Axel Vervoordt Kanaal</n> in Antwerp, designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>.