Brutalism architecture in United States
Discover 39 places in United States shaped by Brutalism architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Brutalism leaves concrete raw and structure exposed. It defined civic architecture from the 1950s into the 1970s, and the word itself was coined in Sweden. More about brutalism
Brutalism in United States
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Fort Worth Water Gardens
1974 · Philip Johnson
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Dallas City Hall
1978 · I.M. Pei
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Palm Springs Art Museum
1976 · E. Stewart Williams
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Temple Street Parking Garage
1962 · Paul Rudolph
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Pirelli Tire Building
1970 · Marcel Breuer
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Morse College
1962 · Eero Saarinen
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Knights of Columbus Building
1969 · Kevin Roche
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Kline Biology Tower
1966 · Philip Johnson
- Joseph Regenstein Library Walter Netsch
- Ezra Stiles College Eero Saarinen
- Crawford Manor Paul Rudolph
- Yale Art and Architecture Building Paul Rudolph
- Freeway Park Lawrence Halprin
- Henry M. Jackson Federal Building John Graham Jr.
- Rainier Tower Minoru Yamasaki
- Bacardi Annex
- Richards Medical Research Laboratories Louis Kahn
- St. Mary's Cathedral Pietro Belluschi
- Vaillancourt Fountain Armand Vaillancourt
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