brutalism

One such movement was the native development of Brutalism.

The building was created in the style of brutalism.

And the humor comes from taking the brutalism to the limit."

These buildings were built in the style of brutalism.

Hip Hop's bluster and brutalism makes sense in this context.

It was criticized for brutalism and being disconnected with the nearby waterfront.

The library's architectural style also called brutalism is usually a cause for questioning and study by architecture students.

The book was highly influential in starting a national trend opposing the architectural Brutalism of the 1960s.

Brutalism has recently experienced a major revival in Israel, due to the perceived sense of strength and security the style creates.

It is one of the best examples of brutalism in Argentine architecture.

Brutalism was not soft modernism at all; it was harder, in some ways, than the glass box.

The monochrome image has the cropped brutalism of a police mugshot.

It's the brutalism of winter, a stern, domineering, eyeless fact.

Brutalism in the service of the professions.

The apogee of this school of snowglobe brutalism is on my desk.

It reflects the style and of one of the highlights of brutalism in Israel.

The style is known as brutalism.

Early architecture on the campus exhibits typical characteristics of Brutalism, a popular civic style when the structures were designed and built.

It is of a unique compartmental brutalism architecture.

Brutalism has some severe critics, including Charles, Prince of Wales.

Hutchinson describes the gallery as, 'a mini Hayward', the architecture 'late 60s brutalism'.

Falling Down represents a New Brutalism in the cinema.

The introduction of brutalism led to urban clearances and extensive use of the tower block.

Designed by Paul Rudolph, it falls under the category of brutalism in modernist architecture.

However the building itself was popular, particularly with admirers of brutalism and twentieth century architecture such as the 20th Century Society.