Brutalist architecture divides opinion. The question now is: demolish or preserve?Among this year's top contenders for the ...

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Learn how eco-brutalism combines the strength of concrete with ecological principles, challenging traditional notions of ...

These days, Brutalism’s stripped-down philosophy reflects a reality we’ve come to know during the pandemic: restraint over excess, function over flair — in the words of architecture critic ...

Brutalism in interior design, derived from the French term “béton brut” meaning raw concrete, represents a bold and uncompromising approach to aesthetics that emerged in the mid-20th century. This ...

Last month Zillow named brutalism one of the top trends to watch in 2024 — right up there with sensory gardens or pathways, cold plunge pools, pickleball courts, Murano glass ...

In architecture, Brutalism tends to refer to buildings that are in some way stark, that don’t make any effort to blend into the urban landscape or environment surrounding them.

Brutalism gets a bad rap. The 20th-century architectural style, noted for its use of exposed concrete and complex geometric patterns, generated some celebrated structures, but many Brutalist ...

With Brutalism, The Drums' sound feels bigger than it's ever been — which is ironic, given that the band itself has never been smaller. In 2017, just a few months before the release of Abysmal ...

Choreographer Kristin Damrow turns Brutalism, one of architecture’s most controversial movements, into a gorgeous contemporary dance. There are not many middle-ground opinions about Brutalism ...

Despite brutalism’s austerity, Altman imbues his text with remarkable tenderness. He follows his elongated observation of the hospital with vignettes of Goldberg’s architectural achievements.