Cattle Barn, Lichtenberg Estate

Brutalist agricultural construction projects are exceptionally rare. The Gut Lichtenberg includes among other things a cattle barn, a hay loft, and silos. The constructive and functional elements rendered in raw materials dominate the appearance: expose…

City Hall

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Morristown Skymart

Overhead walkway system designed by Bebb & Fleming Architects, and constructed as part of Morristown’s 1963 Urban Renewal Plan.

Government Offices (today: Cameron Offices)

The Cameron Offices were planned at a time when the focus of urban planning was on expanding suburbs. The most characteristic façade element: the pillars that are placed on the outside to enable interiors free of supports.

Orange County Government Center

It is only mentioned briefly in the current Paul Rudolph monograph, but thanks to countless articles on it, among others in the “New York Times”, is among the most discussed brutalist buildings at present. The ignorance shown by the public client an…

WIFI (Institute for Economic Development) with Dormitory Tower

The key requirement for this institute was a high degree of functionality while keeping the structure as flexible as possible to respond to an ever-changing program. This is achieved with a multi-wing floor plan. The most characteristic design feature a…

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