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Brutalist gem in Basel, Switzerland. Picture taken by me on 11 June 2023. It now serves as temporary artist studio space until it will be demolished later this year to make room for a luxury apartment building. More information about this building is unknown to me.
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Faculty of Information Sciences, university of Madrid 2018 (photos Mick La Rock)
Heavily neglected on the outside. @sosbrutalism
Student apartments. Wibautstraat Amsterdam. No info.
Modern brutalism. I can’t help but smile. Sugar Hill Development, Washington Heights NYC, 2014. With interior preschool à la Le Corbu.
Architect: David Adjaye
Kleiburg building , Bijlmer estate, Amsterdam.
Architect: S. Nasuth, 1965-1969 Photo: Aileen Middel. 2013 Kleiburg was the last high rise 'honeycomb' flat of the Bijlmer estate that hadn't been renovated or demolished. Part of the Bijlmer Museum, a cluster of flats along the elevated subway, it could not be demolished. The building was severely neglected and the owner did not want to invest in renovation. It was sold for €1,- to a project developer, who stripped the building down to the raw concrete, demolished its exterior staircases and transformed the flat into the DIY-flat (de Klusflat): people could buy the stripped apartments for a price way under the market value and build up their property like how they want it. Anno 2016 the flat is enormously popular and is called 'The Miracle of the Bijlmer'.
Koningskerk (‘King’s church’) Amsterdam. 1956. Archtitects: W. van de Kuilen/C. Trappenburg
Photo: Aileen Middel 2013
