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BRUTALISM
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The use of bton brut was pioneered by Auguste Perret and other modern
architects
BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE
Brutalism is a profound architectural and design movement that began in the
early 1950s and continues to influence the design of buildings and other works
even today.
When used in describing architecture, brutalism refers to a :- Dynamic Geometric Style That Is Massive
- Monolithic
- Blocky In Appearance and
- Typically Contains Copious Amounts Of Poured Concrete
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Le Corbusier use the term brutalism to describe his own work, though it
was originally COINED BY the British architects Alison and Peter Smithson.
BRUTALISM
NO FINISHING AT ALL
TRUTHFULNESS AND HONESTY
In terms of :
Materials,
Services,
Structure ( Column & Beam)
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BRUTALISM
CHARACTERISTICS
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BRUTALISM
REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES
EXPRESSED
STRONG BOLD SHAPES COMPOSED
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La Grande ,France
BRUTALISM
LARGENESS OF SCALE , STRONG
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BRUTALISM
BRUTALIST BUILDING MATERIALS
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DIAGONAL , SLOPING OR STRONG CURVED
ELEMENTS
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Multilevel Parking
BRUTALISM
CRTICISM
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BRUTALISM
Architects associated with the brutalist style include LE-CORBUSIER with his works across the world
PAUL RUDOLPH one of the masters in Brutalism
Japanese architect KENZO TANGE
ERNO GOLD FINGER
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KANZO TANGE
Believed in fusion of traditional and modern architecture after
1960s
Took inspiration from the nature(Tree)
Justification of function
Justification of design
Appealing to emotions and senses
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Need of symbolism
BRUTALISM
KANZO TANGE
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BRUTALISM
LE CORBUSIER
CARPENTER CENTER
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UNIT D'HABITATION
THE SECRETARIAT
THE ASSEMBLY
CAPITOL COMPLEX
BRUTALISM
PAUL RUDOLPH
Inspired by Corbusier
Use of highly textured concrete surface
Hammering technique evolved to achieve a visually enriching
tectile quality in concrete exposing the inner aggregate
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PAUL RUDOLPH
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