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[tristonrobinson]

The end of Estella Road flats, Portsmouth. From: architectonictravels

[bauhaus-movement]

This Brutalist building designed by Marcel Breuer has reopened as a Net-Zero Luxury Hotel.

Located in New Haven, Connecticut, the former headquarters for the Armstrong Rubber Company

By Evan Moffitt, Photography by Seamus Payne

[pmamtraveller]

Aesthetics of doors

[venustapolis]

A Sprite by a Lakeside Temple (Max Roeder, 1894)

[matthiasheiderich]

Autobahnkirche Siegerland. Architects: Schneider + Schumacher. Photos: Matthias Heiderich

[hipstafootprint]

“Monumental sculpture, fair-faced concrete” by Fredi Thalmann 1979

Zurich 2025

[formlab]

San Siro Stadium, Photographed by DSL Studio

[maureen2musings]

Edinburgh, Scotland

maurenzetti

[whenthetraindoorsopen]

The Cathedral Church of Saints Peter and Paul. Bristol, England, July 2026.

[whenthetraindoorsopen]

Marriott Hotel/Castlemead Car Park/Castlemead Tower, Bristol, England. July 2026.

[warszawskiemozaiki]

Tor Kolarski RKS Orzeł - Warszawa, Podskarbińska 11

[photo-doom]

I'm back, and I'm in a Brutalist mood.

This is Geisel Library by architect William Leonard Pereira. It's a wonderful cross between brutalism and futurism, and it's the main library of UC San Diego. Finished in 1970.

I know Brutalism gets a lot of hate, but I think it can be amazing if done right.

[matcantsleep]

great portland street

[hipstafootprint]

The Glass Factory · Walter Gropius’s final building · Amberg 2026

[karottenleben]

Picture: Z1871

Place: Donostia / San Sebastián, Spain

Date: September 2025

[germanpostwarmodern]

Church St Norbert (1969) in Innsbruck, Austria, by Josef Lackner. Photo by Karin Mack.

[londonedge]

The service tower of Balfron Tower above nearby maisonettes, Brownfield Estate, Poplar, London