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Brutalist Architecture

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60 projects

Jayesh

Lakhani Villa

The villa's robust structure, characterized by beige and white sandstone and exposed concrete, is softened by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor spaces. Key features include a dramatic entrance with a sweeping canopy, a linear wall that artfully conceals the garden, and a double-height passage.

Mihai

Endless Column (Fractal Edition)

Similarly to the Endless Column created by famous Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși, this reimagined version aims to represent infinity through the theoretically infinitely stackable modules. In a new twist, it expands the theme of the infinite by suggesting a fractal pattern across columns of different materiality that fit inside each other.

Lawand

Pocket Facade

The Pocket Facade is a conceptual architectural project that combines sustainability and aesthetics. Designed with openings that look like a pocket, it allows for air circulation, enhancing indoor air quality and reducing energy consumption, perfect for very hot climates. The facade also diffuses natural light, creating inviting spaces.

abdul

Market & Food Hall

a market place with a megastructure that pulls the program away from the ground up is achieved by repetition of a single element, planes. The planes are repeated to create an interlocking structure, aesthetics, light modifiers, and frame views. A contrast is achieved by having the primary circulation as a sculptured ramp in the center of the project.

Lizbeth

CA TRU RHAPSODY "Preservation of ancient sounds"

The architectural project of the Ca Trú Music Conservatory is a tribute to the richness and authenticity of this Vietnamese musical tradition, while striving to preserve and revitalize its sonorous legacy. This conservatory stands as a symbol of the dedication to Ca Trú music and its heritage value.

Nipun and Amay

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Atomique

The basic concept for the design and layout of this housing project is inspired by the branching structure of the nuclei of atoms. Specifically, the modular units that make up the housing structure are designed to mimic the branches of an atom’s nucleus, while the cores and open spaces within the structure are meant to represent the nucleus itself.

Sebastian

Details of modernist post-war buildings elevation

The project presents photographs of modernist post-war buildings. The frames are focused on the details of the facades of buildings from the period of the Polish People's Republic (PRL) 1956-1989.

Roza and Piotr

Complex by simplicity

The Nikiszowiec

chaeyeon and 2 others

INDELIBLE WOUND

Have you ever been down into the ground? We focus on what happens under the ground and the space we can look at in it. The goal is to show the harmony and contrast between nature and man-made. Lower your eyes from looking up at the sky to the ground. A space to experience and imagine the process from before the creation of Iceland to the future is provided.

mou and cong

THE CASTLE GARDEN

we imagine such a scene-- Children play with the light and shadow, shuttling between indoor & outdoor. The geometric order of the continuous roof and pure thick concrete construct the sense of ritual for this kindergarten,while the variable scale and the infiltration of the yard decompose the non-daily monumentality and construct a peaceful and poetic life.

Ved and 2 others

Zone de joie

THE ZONE DE JOIE IS THE KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL SITUATED IN MARSEILLE, FRANCE. THE STRUCTURE TRIES TO BLEND THE STYLE OF BRUTALISM WITH THE IDEAS OF PLAYFULNESS USING THINCURVES , PLAY OF OPEN, SEMI-OPEN AND CLOSED SPACES WITH USAG OF BRIGHT COLORS TO GIVE PROVE RELEVANCE AS THE PLACE OF LEARNING FOR KIDS.

Martin

AS WE SPEAK

The inspiration for the project was the biblical story of the Babylon Tower. This theme has been transformed within the object into a form of ramps that tend to rise or decrease. The basic object is based on the blocks. A ramp was then cut out of it, which revolves around it and has the character of a climb.