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New in our database: the beautiful Munich apartment building with its at a 45 degree angle formed exposed concrete façade, covered in wild vegetation.
Udo von der Mühlen: Residential Building Pienzenauerstraße, Munich, Germany, 1972
https://www.sosbrutalism.org/cms/20183044
Photo: © Anna-Maria Mayerhofer 2021
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Concrete utopia and brutalist masterpiece in its original state: the Fachhochschule Bergedorf in Hamburg with its enormous béton brut entrance hall, coffered ceilings and staircase sculptures. Recently added to our database!
Graaf + Schweger: Fachhochschule Bergedorf, Hamburg, Germany, 1972
https://www.sosbrutalism.org/cms/20436215
Photo: © Martin Kunze
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As part of his book project “Sacred Modernity”, photographer Jamie McGregor Smith is documenting often overlooked modernist churches that sprung up in 60’s post-war Europe. So far, he has traveled and documented 50 religious sights across Europe, with fantastic results: The photos are wonderful!
We are happy to share his kickstarter-campaign that will allow him to complete his photographic journey and create a new document of this exciting design epoch.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mcgregor/sacred-modernity
Hannes Lintl: Church of the Holy Cross, Vienna, Austria, 1971-1975
https://www.sosbrutalism.org/cms/20688367
Photo: © Jamie McGregor Smith 2020
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