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Brutalist architecture in Eastern Europe. Image via <n>Eastern European Nostalgia</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Salk Institute</n>, designed by architect <n>Louis Kahn</n> in 1959.

The <n>Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel</n> in Ibiza, designed by <n>Ilanit Gofman</n>. Photo by <n>Adam Johnston</n>.

<n>MATISSE</n>, a 2016 concept design by <n>I-V-VI</n>. Visualization by <n>L2R archviz</n>.

<n>CONCRETECEPTION</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n>-style digital photograph by <n>nina nayko</n>.

A building courtyard in Vienna, photographed by <n>Peter Rajkai</n>.

Minimalist artwork by <n>Marcus Wallinder</n>.

A minimalist architectural photograph by <n>Marcus Wallinder</n>.

The <n>Babelon Building</n> at the <n>Lebanese University</n> in Beirut, photographed by <n>Serjios</n>.

A print by <n>Sander Patelski</n> of the <n>Woning Rombouts</n>, a <n>Modernist</n> house designed by <n>Gaston Eysselinck</n> in 1934.

<n>La fille en jaune</n> (2023), a digital artwork by <n>Franck Gérard</n>.

A digital illustration by <n>XUXOE</n> from the <n>Future Humans</n> collection.

The <n>Biblioteca Nacional Mariano Moreno</n> in Buenos Aires, a <n>Brutalist</n> building designed by <n>Clorindo Testa</n>, <n>Francisco Bullrich</n>, and <n>Alicia Cazzaniga</n>.

<n>Fictional Facade No. 5</n>, an illustration by artist <n>Sander Patelski</n>.

<n>Cool In The Pool</n> by artist <n>Jiro Bevis</n>.

Still from <n>Oyster - RONIOBLOCK</n>, 2024. Directed by <n>Loïc Foulon</n>.

A <n>Brutalist</n> church in Korea. Photo by <n>Paul Tulett</n>.

Production design for the film <n>The Brutalist</n> by <n>Judy Becker</n>, directed by <n>Brady Corbet</n>.

A <n>Brutalist</n> <n>McDonald's</n> in Velizy, France, designed by architect <n>Robert Camelot</n> in 1978.

<n>Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak</n>'s <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Residential & Commercial Complex at Grunwaldzki Square</n> in Wrocław, Poland.

What is the difference between Bauhaus and Brutalist architecture.

An illustration by <n>정승준 (싸비노)</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> facade of the <n>Banco de Londres y América del Sur</n> in Buenos Aires by <n>Clorindo Testa</n> and <n>SEPRA</n>.