brutalism

A piece from the <n>Frequencies series</n> at a solo exhibition at <n>Gallery E3 Arte Contemporanea</n> in Brescia.

A multisensory weather dome for <n>Nike</n>'s House of Innovation. Photo by <n>Benoit Florençon</n>.

<n>Pink Silo Room</n>, a <n>Neo-Brutalist</n> conceptual space by artist <n>Ceren Arslan</n> for her project <n>EXIT</n>.

<n>Le Palais Bulles</n> in Cannes, France, designed by architect <n>Antti Lovag</n> for designer <n>Pierre Cardin</n>.

'Acuestate, y no jodas mas' chaise lounge by <n>Reynold Rodriguez</n> for <n>Design Miami</n> 2021. Photo by <n>ozzie forbes</n>.

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

The former <n>Tuzla Bank</n> in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, a <n>Brutalist</n> structure designed by <n>V. Stojanović</n> in 1977.

<n>Monofilo armchair</n> designed by <n>Nani Prina</n> for <n>Sormani</n> in 1969.

The <n>Shizimen Central Business District</n> in Zhuhai, China, designed by <n>RMJM</n>.

The <n>Reiyukai Shakaden Temple</n> in Tokyo, designed by <n>Takenaka Corporation</n>.

<n>Grand Central Water Tower</n> (1996) by <n>GAPP Architects & Urban Designers</n>. Photo by <n>David Southwood</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Casa del Portuale</n> in Naples, designed by <n>Aldo Loris Rossi</n>. Photo by <n>Stefano Perego</n>.