Eco Brutalism

The abandoned village of <n>Houtouwan</n> on Shengsi Island, China. Photo by <n>WNT</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Alexandra Road Estate</n> in London, designed by architect <n>Neave Brown</n>.

<n>Brazilian Brutalism</n> at the <n>Residência Antonio Theophilo</n> by <n>Decio Tozzi</n> (1974). Photo by <n>Cristiano Mascaro</n>.

<n>Army Housing</n> in Madrid, a <n>Brutalist</n> building designed by architect <n>Fernando Higueras</n> (1966-1975).

<n>Bernhard Leitner</n>'s <n>Ton-Feld</n> sound installation, built for the 1985 <n>Bundesgartenschau</n> in Berlin.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Barbican Estate</n> in London, designed by <n>Chamberlin, Powell and Bon</n>. Photo by <n>Coke Bartrina</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> interior of the <n>Barbican Conservatory</n> in London.

<n>Lego</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Filip Hodas</n> from his <n>Pop Culture Dystopia</n> series.

<n>PARKROYAL on Pickering</n> in Singapore, designed by <n>WOHA Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Kev</n>.

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

The <n>TRUNK(HOTEL) YOYOGI PARK</n> in Tokyo, designed by <n>Keiji Ashizawa Design</n> and <n>Norm Architects</n>.

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

<n>Brutalist</n> architecture captured by photographer <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

<n>Brutalist</n> residential building in Madrid by architect <n>Fernando Higueras</n>. Photo by <n>Marta Bermejo</n>.

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<n>Stairs of Escher</n> (2020) by photographer <n>Roman Robroek</n>, captured in an abandoned spa in Tskaltubo, Georgia.

Cracked walls, wrinkled faces: Paris' modernist housing estates and their elderly residents – in pictures

<n>Bucharest Bauhaus</n>. Photo by <n>Bogdan Anghel</n>.

<n>Casa de Vidro</n> in São Paulo, designed by <n>Lina Bo Bardi</n> in 1951.