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Brutalism Design

Faithful reproduction of the cover design from the famous 'Bungle…' book series for young readers* / Art history series – Brutalism. (*Not real)

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"Dream Big Brutalism Design" combines the concept of ambitious aspirations with the aesthetic principles of brutalist design. "Dream Big" suggests aiming for lofty goals and thinking expansively about possibilities, while "Brutalism Design" refers to a style of architecture and design characterized by its raw, rugged, and unapologetically bold aesthetic.

Celebrate the bold and powerful world of modern concrete design with our "BRUTALISM Architectural Design Tee." This shirt is a must-have for fans of design and architecture who appreciate the raw beauty and autonomy of brutalist structures. The word "BRUTALISM" is featured prominently, capturing the essence of this architectural movement in a sleek and contemporary design. Crafted with premium materials, this tee offers both comfort and style. Whether you're an architect, a design enthusiast, or simply admire the commanding presence of brutalist buildings, this shirt allows you to express your passion in a fashionable way.

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Jan Both and Carl Fingerhuth - Swiss Army Pavilion, swiss expo, lake Geneva, Lausanne, 1964 Like it? share it ! :)

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Photo of brutalism concrete architecture element.

The design features a stylized representation of the moon, rendered in a bold and geometric manner characteristic of brutalist design. The moon's surface is depicted with angular, rugged shapes, evoking the cratered and desolate terrain of our lunar satellite.

I would recognise you in total darkness, were you mute and I deaf. I would recognise you in another lifetime entirely, in different bodies, different times. And I would love you in all of this, until the very last star in the sky burnt out into oblivion

BRUTALISM LOGO DESIGN

Retrofuturistic artwork featuring feline figures symbolizing a father and son duo. Ideal for those who appreciate the blend of nostalgia and futuristic vibes in art. Perfect for adding a touch of retrofuturism to your collection or as a unique Father's Day gift for fellow cat enthusiasts. Step into the captivating world of these cybernetic cats, celebrating the special bond between feline family members on Father's Day.

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The design features bold and rugged geometric shapes, evocative of brutalist architecture, arranged in a composition that suggests the form or structure of the Earth. These shapes could be rendered in earthy tones such as browns, greens, and blues, echoing the colors of land, vegetation, and water.

The "Let Your Soul Grow Brutalism Butterfly" is a unique and intriguing artwork that blends the concepts of personal growth and freedom with the raw, minimalist aesthetic of brutalism. This piece conveys a powerful message of self-discovery and transformation, urging viewers to embrace their inner beauty and potential.

Discover the power of unity with our inspirational message, "Together we stand, embracing the principle of freedom." Feel the strength and collective solidarity as we explore the meaning of freedom. Our message resonates with the values that unite us, fostering a shared commitment to freedom and justice. Join us on a journey that celebrates the spirit of togetherness and the enduring principles that define our collective identity. Embrace the power of unity and freedom, even the Statue of Liberty sits to celebrate freedom. Happy National Freedom Day.

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Braap its Morgan House Stratford. Get your tee before this building gets knocked down and replaced with something nicer and out of everyone's price range. See this peng ting from everywhere in Stratford since 1974.

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The Royal National Theatre, designed by Sir Denys Lasdun in 1977, is like a beautiful, brutal 3D image. From certain viewpoints, the building's corresponding parts assemble in front of your eyes to form evocative images - like this angle, where it looks unmistakably like the prow of a ship!

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Retro architectural design with this Brutalist architecture image featuring a minimalist bus stop from Kazakhstan in the former Soviet Union. Featuring raw concrete textures and sculptural forms, this design is perfect for architecture students and enthusiasts who appreciate the raw, rugged beauty of Brutalist architecture.

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im not good at goodbye, but you make it more better.

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Boesewicht is an out-of-fashion German word for Villain.

Vintage Poster Design of a Brutalist Soviet Style Building.