Many design themes in The Barbican ... two flats, with two maisonettes stacked above, all framed by an external raw concrete grid with smoked glass infill. By the Eighties, brutalist architecture ...

But it bears astonishing parallels to real-life Hungarian-Jewish architect Ernő Goldfinger, who arrived in the UK in the ...

In August it was announced that London's Blake Tower, the fourth high-rise that completes the brutalist Barbican Estate, was to be converted into 74 luxury residences comprising two and three bedroom ...

The Barbican Centre has unveiled a £230 million plan for the biggest overhaul of its famous Brutalist concrete spaces since its was opened in 1982. The arts complex in the heart of the City has ...

The Barbican Centre has unveiled a £240 million plan for the biggest overhaul of its famous Brutalist concrete spaces since its was opened in 1982. The arts complex in the heart of the City has ...

The raw, polarising world of brutalist architecture has a cult following ... Its top floor features double-height, barrel-vaulted ceilings — reminiscent of the Barbican flats. One of the most ...

The Barbican Centre has unveiled a £230 million plan for the biggest overhaul of its famous Brutalist concrete spaces since its was opened in 1982. The arts complex in the heart of the City has ...

The former council flats ... Seventies, brutalism began to be used as a broader term to describe architecture characterised by monolithic concrete forms with an imposing or monumental appearance.