From Brutalism to Deconstructivism, the movements that changed architecture didn’t emerge from nowhere. These articles trace the ideas, politics, and provocations behind the styles; uncovering how these movements are still changing our lives today.
What is Brutalism Brutalism is an architectural movement defined by raw, exposed materials (primarily unfinished concrete), bold geometric forms, and one central idea: buildings should serve the people.It emerged in post-war Britain in the early 1950s, when architects took cheap…
This collection brings together the best examples of Brutalist Britain, offering a chance to see Brutalism in a new light—full of character, texture, and unexpected beauty. If you’re more interested in understanding what brutalism is, check out this article “What…
Free illustrated cheat sheet poster at the bottom! Ever wandered what your house says about English history? Find out how our politics shaped each architectural style and discover the long and unique history of English architectural styles. Starting with vernacular…
