by Emma Ayres
December 03, 2020
Following on from the success of our Brutalist Architecture Christmas Cards, this is the story of how we designed V&A Dundee's Christmas Cards for 2020.
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by Nick Miners
September 15, 2020
A gallery of images of the Art Deco Burgh Island Hotel in Devon, UK
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by Emma Ayres
November 21, 2019
They're back! Our Brutalist Christmas cards, by far the best gifts for architects and designers (in our humble opinion), sold like hot cakes last year, and we now have a new set with three new designs to choose from.
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by Nick Miners
July 25, 2019
The story of the decline and restoration of Saltdean Lido, an Art Deco gem on England's south coast.
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by Nick Miners
July 09, 2019
An exploration of the use of concrete in architecture from the Roman times to the brutalist buildings of the present day. Why has this material endured as long as it has, and what is its future?
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by Nick Miners
June 26, 2019
Nick writes about why he loves Iceland so much, and recommends things to do and see when you visit. First featured in Actual Size Magazine.
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by Nick Miners
May 13, 2019
A portrait of the striking Bishop Edward King Chapel in Oxfordshire.
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by Nick Miners
May 07, 2019
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by Emma Ayres
December 07, 2018
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by Nick Miners
March 08, 2018
An interview with architect Kimberley Harris, who talks about concrete and brutalism from a technical and aesthetic point of view, and names some of her favourite concrete buildings.
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by Nick Miners
June 08, 2017
Dublin-based Arckit are launching two new products called Cityscape and Masterplan, which between them open the world of urban planning to would-be architects of all ages. Launched with the help of a Kickstarter campaign, founder Damien Murtagh talks about his motivation.
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by Nick Miners
March 24, 2017
A photographic tribute to the brutalist Welbeck Street car park, by architect Michael Blampied; one of London's finest examples of brutalism and scheduled for demolition. The first of a series of modern architecture posts by photographer Nick Miners.
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