Brutalism in America

Brutalism in America: Boston City Hall, Rudolph Hall, the Breuer Building, the Pirelli Building and the Long Lines Building, in concrete.

Hand-cast in the UK. Models are made to order in about 30 days; risograph prints are posted within 14.

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American Brutalism put concrete at the centre of civic life: city halls, universities, telephone exchanges and museums. This collection gathers my miniature concrete models of Boston City Hall, Paul Rudolph's Rudolph Hall at Yale, Marcel Breuer's building on Madison Avenue in New York, the Pirelli Building in New Haven and the Long Lines Building in Manhattan. Each is hand-cast in Birmingham and small enough for a desk. They suit an architecture student, a Yale or Boston alumnus, or anyone who has stood in front of Boston City Hall and felt something. Brutalism is a divisive style, and these are some of its most debated buildings in the United States. They make a good Brutalist architecture gift for an American friend. Models take about 30 days to make.