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Town Hall
Bands of exposed concrete, glass and dark steel alternate on the façade. With its Brutalist design language it is a radical departure from the traditional small town hall architecture with gabled roofs, plaster and flower boxes.
El Colegio de Mexico
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DNER (Departamento Nacional de Estradas de Rodagem) (today DNIT [Departamento Nacional de Infraestrutura de Transportes])
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Dormitory / Dining Hall / Administration Block, St. Columba’s College (today Trinity College, University of Western Australia)
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Roger Stevens Building, University of Leeds
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Louisencenter
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Queen Elisabeth II Law Courts
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High School / Aula Hückelhoven
In the year of its inauguration the project was awarded for „exemplary school building“ and published internationally. The overall image is characterized by the sculptural use of raw concrete, continuing from the exterior to the interior. With its l…
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (today Danciger Laboratories), Technion
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Casa Andreis
A Brutalist interpretation of Baroque. Portoghesi did several studies on the work of Michelangelo at the time, which directly influenced this design. The house responds directly to its surroundings and appears like a sculpturar labyrinth with its dynami…
Church of Christ (Christuskirche)
The flat exposed concrete structure follows a simple geometry and exhibits an overall introverted character.
Realschule (Secondary School)
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Tribunal de Contas
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Edifici Pluriuso
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Trent University Campus
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Seimas Palace
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Girl’s School
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Nichinan Cultural Center
Here, Kenzo Tange created a crystalline internal space by opting for polygonal wall structures. The powerful concrete volumes are also an hommage to the cliffs on the coasts in the region. Here, concrete seems to be a “second nature”, albeit this is…
Kirche und Gemeindezentrum Zum heiligen Bruder Klaus von der Flüe
A playful combination of curves and straight lines characterize the Bruder Klaus Church. It was designed by the architect Karl Hans Neumann, who built over a dozen churches between the 1950s and 1980s. The horseshoe-shaped bell tower with its sloped top…