Scottish Brutalism

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

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Scotland built some of the most ambitious concrete architecture in Britain, and some of the most dramatic ruins. This collection gathers my Scottish Brutalism range: St Peter's Seminary at Cardross, Cables Wynd House in Leith, Cumbernauld Town Centre, Andrew Melville Hall in St Andrews, Netherdale Main Stand in Galashiels, and a run of Glasgow buildings including Anderston Bus Station and the University of Glasgow Library. There are miniature concrete models throughout, a lasercut of St Peter's and a relief of Queen Elizabeth Square. They suit a Scot abroad, a graduate of St Andrews or Glasgow, or an architect with a soft spot for a ruin that looks better than most new buildings. Everything is made by me in Birmingham. Models take about 30 days to make.