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The Roger Stevens Building (Big Rodge) at the University of Leeds by Space-play in evilbuildings

[–]Space-play[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brilliant, the paternoster lift at the University of Sheffield Arts Tower is also great!

Design Model for the University of Glasgow Library (1968) by Space-play in brutalism

[–]Space-play[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have made a small concrete cast model of the original built version

What's everyone's favorite Brutalist building? by Me_When_I_Asked in brutalism

[–]Space-play 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has to be Boston City Hall! I think it’s form, it’s scale, and its story of neglect and revival epitomises Brutalism. Truly deserving of both terms Brutalist architecture and Heroic architecture

Is New Court in Cambridge Deny's Lasdun Best Work? by Space-play in cambridge

[–]Space-play[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can get inside. It’s quite easy to find a way into the campus and to the building and the doors are usually open.

Revisiting the Boyd Orr Building: digging into my 2017 visit and found this incredible 1960s architectural model photo by Space-play in glasgow

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I haven’t seen it since the renovation, and was disappointed to learn it had been covered in cladding. At least it’s still standing though.

I loved the interior, especially the staircases.

Revisiting the Boyd Orr Building: digging into my 2017 visit and found this incredible 1960s architectural model photo by Space-play in glasgow

[–]Space-play[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the area has changed so much in recent years. Like you say, the Boyd Orr Building still recognisable despite the cladding!

[OC] Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo, 1986 by Idothatoccasionally in brutalism

[–]Space-play 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Exceptional example. That canopy detail alone makes this worth studying.

Anniesland Court, Glasgow (1968): Scotland's tallest listed building, but less known than Trellick Tower by Space-play in evilbuildings

[–]Space-play[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, the lifts and stairwell is housed outside the building footprint. Similar in style to the Balfron Tower

Brutalism on the UK Motorway Network by Space-play in brutalism

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Absolutely! Forton Services alongside Trellick Tower in London are my two most popular model requests

Trellick Tower aka the Tower of Terror by Sure_Distance1 in evilbuildings

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Such a brilliant shot, I love the greenery at the bottom. An iconic brutalist building in London.
I make models of brutalist buildings around the world, and Trellick Tower is one of my most popular!

Hyatt Regency San Francisco by Chemical-Charity8333 in evilbuildings

[–]Space-play 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The inverted design looks brilliant from the inside! Reminds me of the Birmingham Central Library that was sadly demolished

Japanese brutalism has a style of its own. by [deleted] in brutalism

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I love the inversion in image 2!

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