Buildings We Lost

Brutalist buildings that no longer stand, remembered in concrete: Tricorn, Birmingham Central Library, Trinity Square, Derwent Tower and more.

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

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Brutalist architecture has lost more than it has kept. Portsmouth's Tricorn Centre came down in 2004, Gateshead's Trinity Square car park in 2010 and Derwent Tower at Dunston in 2012. Birmingham's Central Library followed in 2016, and London's Welbeck Street car park from 2019. In Glasgow, Basil Spence's Queen Elizabeth Square flats went in 1993, and Tokyo's Nakagin Capsule Tower in 2022. This collection brings together my hand-cast concrete models, prints, reliefs and lasercuts of buildings that have gone. They are made for people who remember them: the student who used the library, the family who lived in the flats, the architect who campaigned. A model won't bring a building back, but it keeps its outline on a shelf. Models take about 30 days; prints are posted within 14.