spaceplay works to create joy for those who live in, work in, and love concrete architecture. Our collections of concrete models and 3D artworks are inspired by the Brutalist buildings that we love, and we’re always thrilled to connect with others who also love these buildings. Learning to understand Brutalist Architecture and discovering the beauty it contains is not something everyone gets. But if you get Brutalism, we get you, so let’s share our joy together. We see Brutalism

Original concrete models and 3D artwork portraying the unloved, overlooked, misunderstood, but mostly iconic Brutalist Architecture from around the world.

Brutalism = Beautiful

Brutalist architecture is a significant 20th Century movement that emerged in the 1950s and peaked in the 1960s and 1970s. Known for its raw concrete structures and bold geometric forms, Brutalism responded to the ostentatious and ornamental designs of earlier styles. Influenced by socialist ideals, it aimed to create affordable, functional public housing and civic buildings. Iconic examples include Le Corbusier's Unité d'Habitation in Marseille, London's Trellick Tower, and Boston City Hall. Brutalism emphasizes exposed concrete and utilitarian design and reflects a commitment to accessibility and functionality, embodying the egalitarian post-war spirit and captivating enthusiasts of mid-century architecture.