“Brutalism Friday” “Hotel du Lac”, architect Raffaele Contigiani, 1973, Tunis. The striking design, departing from traditional Arab and European architecture, made the hotel a symbol of modernism in Tunis. #brutalism#brutalismfriday#brutalisticarchitecture#architecture#concreteconstruction

“Brutalism Friday” “Fictions #20”, Filip Dujardan, Belgium Dujardan creates fictional buildings, utilizing digital montaging photographs of real buildings in and around Ghent, Belgium. #brutalism#brutalismfriday#brutalisticarchitecture#architecture#concreteconstruction

“Brutalism Friday” “The Trudelturm” (Spin Tower) 20-meter-high former specialist wind tunnel in the Adlershof district of Berlin, Germany. Used for the cover of Rammstein's new album for April '22 #brutalism#brutalismfriday#brutalisticarchitecture#architecture#concreteconstruction

“Brutalism Friday” “Freedom Hill Monument”, Gligino Brdo, near Dobrljin, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Built in the 1970s by sculptor Ahmed Bešić, honoring the local uprising against fascism during WWII. #brutalism#brutalismfriday#brutalisticarchitecture#architecture#concreteconstruction

“Brutalism Friday” 
“Rusty Nail Viewing Platform,” by architect Stefan Giers, 2007-2008. Senftenberg, Germany.
Photo: Stefano Perego, George Kroustallis 
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