Soviet brutalist architecture explored. The brutalist architecture of the Soviet era has found itself fetishised in publishing and across social media and succumbing to the indignity of apparently ...

Brutalism emerged as a style of modernist architecture in Great Britain after World War II. It soon spread throughout the world and was particularly embraced in the Soviet Union.

Brutalist architecture spread throughout Europe, the Soviet Union, the United States, and the rest of the world. Cite Radieuse in Marseille, France Boston City Hall (1968) in Boston, Massachusetts ...

Today, the image of Eastern Europe is largely based on these huge concrete blocks of low-cost housing, which generally seem old-fashioned and depressing. This legacy of the former Soviet Union can be ...

Explore Communist History And Brutalist Soviet-Era Architecture In Bulgaria Beyond the Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria's relationship with the Soviet Union left a stamp all over the country.

Previous books include explorations of the concrete buildings of the former Soviet Union and the architecture of Siberia, as well as an ongoing series of cut-and-fold paper model kits of Brutalist ...

While the Soviet Union’s 1950s and 1960s prefabricated concrete panel housing estates built under Premier Nikita Khruschev embody the Brutalist devotion to cost efficiency and social problem ...

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Meanwhile, Blue Crow has more architecture maps in the works, including a brutalist map of Washington, D.C., due out in October, and a map of 20th-century architecture in Berlin, due in November.