Discover the world of Brutalist architecture in Britain - a style mainly associated with the architecture of the second half of the 20th century that significantly shaped the appearance of many cities. This book guides you through the themes, contexts and stories connected to these buildings.

“Brutalist Britain” offers a look at Brutalism as one of the prominent movements of 20th-century architecture that left a noticeable mark on the British urban landscape. From public institutions to school buildings - Brutalism is often associated with an emphasis on functionality and a strong, sometimes controversial, aesthetic. The publication will appeal to architecture and design enthusiasts as well as readers who want to learn more about the cultural context and urban development.

Explore how Brutalist buildings reflect the era in which they were created and how they can influence today's views on architecture. The book is complemented by photographic material and commentary that clarify the technical and conceptual contexts of this movement.

Why get this book?

• Inspiration and education: Expand your knowledge of the architectural style of Brutalism.
• Photography: Enjoy visual inspiration from Brutalist buildings.
• Cultural context: Gain broader insights into how Brutalism may have influenced the British environment.
• For experts and laypeople: Suitable for those interested in architecture across all levels of knowledge.
• Design inspiration: Of interest to architects, students and designers.

Main product features:

• Provides a perspective on Brutalist architecture in Britain.
• Supplemented with photographs and commentary on the subject.
• Suitable as inspiration for professionals and architecture enthusiasts.
• Helps to better understand modern architectural heritage.
• Encourages reflection on urbanism and design.