architecture

A collection of 61 places curated by ks

Places in this collection

  1. Tomba Brion (Arch. Carlo Scarpa)

    attraction

    Via Brioni, 31030 Altivole TV, Italy

    Brutalist architecture by Carlo Scarpa, built 1968-1978.

    Tomba Brion (Arch. Carlo Scarpa)View on Google Maps

  2. Résidence étudiante Créteil ARPEJ - Les Choux

    attraction

    2 Bd Pablo Picasso, 94000 Créteil, France

    Brutalist architecture by Gérard Grandva, built 1969-1974.

    Résidence étudiante Créteil ARPEJ - Les ChouxView on Google Maps

  3. The St. Matthew Cathedral

    attraction

    Piazza Alfano I, 84125 Salerno SA, Italy

    Brutalist architecture by Paolo Portoghesi, built 1971-1974.

    The St. Matthew CathedralView on Google Maps

  4. Mariendom

    attraction

    Velbert, Germany

    Brutalist architecture by Gottfried Böhmi, built 1968.

    MariendomView on Google Maps

  5. La Muralla Roja Loft

    accommodation

    Partida Manzanera, 3, A-14, 03710 Calp, Alicante, Spain

    Brutalist architecture by Ricardo Bofill, built 1968-1973.

    La Muralla Roja LoftView on Google Maps

  6. Khadzhi Dimitur

    attraction

    6140, Bulgaria

    Brutalist and socialist modernist memorial built between 1974-1981.

    Khadzhi DimiturView on Google Maps

  7. St. Norbert Church

    attraction

    Dominicusstraße 19B, 10823 Berlin-Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Germany

    Brutalist and socialist modernist church built between 1958-1962.

    St. Norbert ChurchView on Google Maps

  8. Wohnpark Alterlaa

    attraction

    Anton-Baumgartner-Straße 44, 1230 Wien, Austria

    Brutalist and socialist modernist residential complex built between 1975-1986.

    Wohnpark AlterlaaView on Google Maps

  9. Museum of the Slovak National Uprising

    attraction

    Kapitulská 23, 974 01 Banská Bystrica, Slovakia

    Brutalist and socialist modernist museum built in 1969.

    Museum of the Slovak National UprisingView on Google Maps

  10. Basilica Santuario Madonna delle Lacrime

    attraction

    Via del Santuario, 33, 96100 Siracusa SR

    Brutalist and socialist modernist basilica built between 1966-1994. Visited in 2018, with a desire to return.

    Basilica Santuario Madonna delle LacrimeView on Google Maps

  11. Santa Maria Immacolata Church

    attraction

    Via S. Cristoforo, 2, 32013 Longarone BL, Italy

    Symbol of Longarone and its rebirth after a devastating flood, it's studied for its contemporary religious architecture.

    Santa Maria Immacolata ChurchView on Google Maps

  12. Agrohub Kutaisi Cafe

    cafe

    19 Ilia Chavchavadze Ave, Kutaisi 4600

    Multifunctional building with a supermarket on the ground floor and a café on the first floor. Features a sloping terrace with greenery and a cantilevered roof with a central oculus. Has a side staircase leading directly to the café entrance.

    Agrohub Kutaisi CafeView on Google Maps

  13. Palasport 'G. Gianquinto'

    attraction

    Calle S. Biasio, 2132, 30122 Venezia VE, Italy

    Brutalist sports facility designed by Enrico Capuzzo and Giandomenico Cocco, built between 1974-1977, located in the Arsenale district and used by local schools and organizations.

    Palasport 'G. Gianquinto'View on Google Maps

  14. 1933 Old Millfun

    attraction

    10 Sha Jing Lu, Hong Kou Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China, 200086

    Repurposed cattle slaughterhouse turned into a civic complex with Brutalist architecture.

    1933 Old MillfunView on Google Maps

  15. Palazzo Vecchio

    attraction

    P.za della Signoria, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

    Florence's city hall, offers the best view of the city from its tower, allowing you to see the Duomo from above.

    Palazzo VecchioView on Google Maps

  16. Žižkov Television Tower

    attraction

    Mahlerovy sady 1, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia

    Tallest structure in Prague, unconventional design with three concrete columns and capsule-like pods housing observation decks, a restaurant, and broadcasting equipment. Features giant crawling baby sculptures by David Černý. Originally a television transmitter, now also a public observation tower, restaurant, and tourist attraction.

    Žižkov Television TowerView on Google Maps

  17. Agrohub

    shop

    37m Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue, Tbilisi, Georgia

    A multi-functional building designed to blend into its surroundings, featuring a supermarket, multi-story car park, and a restaurant with a terrace. The parking levels are covered in plants and trees, creating a green facade.

    AgrohubView on Google Maps

  18. aule studio santa marta

    other

    Santa Croce, 191, 30135 Venezia VE, Italy

    The entrance to the IUAV university at the Tolentini seat is one of Carlo Scarpa's most famous Venetian works, a poetic divide between the city and the university environment. It features a sliding gate of iron and Istrian stone, and an ancient marble door found during the restoration of the Tolentini convent, partially submerged in a concrete basin.

    aule studio santa martaView on Google Maps

  19. Hermès Ginza

    shop

    5 Chome-4-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan

    Store designed by Renzo Piano, featuring a free-entry gallery on floors 8-9. The next exhibition starts in September.

    Hermès GinzaView on Google Maps

  20. Espace Niemeyer

    attraction

    2 Pl. du Colonel Fabien, 75019 Paris, France

    Headquarters of the French Communist Party, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1971. A masterpiece of brutalist architecture known for its curving forms, massive conference room, green carpeting, and innovative concrete use. Can be visited during exhibitions or heritage open days.

    Espace NiemeyerView on Google Maps