Brutalist interiors

This book offers a rare and thoroughly documented exploration of the concrete spaces that characterise many of the world’s most striking Brutalist works.

Looking beyond the façades, it presents a comprehensive overview of Brutalist interior architecture — from sacred buildings and public monuments to private homes and contemporary reinterpretations — through photographs by leading architectural photographers such as Roberto Conte, Stefano Perego, Simon Phipps and Iwan Baan.

The book also includes critical essays on topics ranging from childhood in Habitat 67 in Montreal to the interiors of Denys Lasdun in Ghana and Tadao Ando in Japan, as well as the use of Brutalist techniques in contemporary design.