The “Brutalist Buildings” Facebook page is your ticket to a captivating global adventure through the captivating realm of Brutalist-style structures. Discover towering giants such as the awe-inspiring National Theatre in London and the impressive Boston City Hall.
Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast or simply captivated by the distinct charm of Brutalist design, this page is your sanctuary. Prepare to embark on an inspiring journey filled with exploration as you encounter these remarkable structures that fearlessly challenge traditional aesthetics.
1. Private House (1965) – Zürich, Switzerland – Architect: Hans Demarmels
2. Building Plurioso (1972) – Rome, Italy – Architect: Saverio Busiri Vici
3. Foundation for Medical Researches – “La Tulipe” (1976) Genève / Geneva, Switzerland – Architect: Jack Vicajee Bertoli
4. Lamela Residential Building (1976) – Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina – Architect: Slobodan Jovandić
5. Private house (1965) – Stabio, Switzerland – Architect: Mario Botta
7. Heidi Weber Museum (1967) – Zürich, Switzerland – Architect: Le Corbusier
8. Armenian Writers Association’s Summer Residence, the canteen (1969) – Sevan Peninsula, Armenia – Architect: Gevorg Kochar
9. Musmeci Bridge, aka bridge over the Basento river (designed in 1967, started in 1971, completed in 1976) – Potenza, Italy – Architect: Sergio Musmeci
10. Flamatt 1 (1958) House Wünnewil-Flamatt (near Bern), Switzerland
11. Zvartnots International Airport (1970’s) – Yerevan, Armenia
12. Hotel Claridge (1969), abandoned – Alarcón, Spain
13. Faculty of Computer Science and Cybernetics at University Taras Shevchenko (1969) – Kiev, Ukraine
14. Knights of Columbus Building (1969) – New Haven, Connecticut, US
15. National Archives (started in 1976, completed in 1983) – Bratislava, Slovakia
16. Residential house aka Olympic Pyramid (1976) – Montreal, Canada
17. Lila Acheson Wallace World of Birds at the Bronx Zoo (1972) – New York, NY, US
18. ENAIP Vocational Training Centre, former elementary school (1962) Busto Arsizio (near Milano / Milan), Italy
19. City Hall (1968) – Arnhem, Netherlands
20. Crafton Hills College (1972) – Yucaipa, California, US
Stefanie is an architect with 15+ years of working both independently as well as on teams of some of the top Architectural Firms in the country located in Atlanta, Washington D.C. and New York. She currently runs BoardBatten.com a coastal architecture and design service in Port Aransas, Texas. She is also the wife of the dude who runs Pleated-Jeans.