How a 'forgotten' Minnesota monastery inspired 'The Brutalist' On a snowy prairie in Minnesota stands a monastery like no other. Their order has shrunk, from being the world's largest male Benedictine ...
Brutalism emerged in postwar Europe as a kind of architectural blank slate, as technological advancements made concrete more ...
On a snowy prairie in Minnesota stands a monastery like no other. For half a century, the existence of this modernist ...
And it’s a nice cinema, isn’t it? This willingness to indulge technical inaccuracies is significant because The Brutalist isn’t really about brutalism either. Architecture is the device to explore ...
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It stood as a touchstone of Brutalism, an offshoot of the Modernist movement that shunned smooth metal-and-glass curtain walls in favor of rough-hewn concrete facades. Emerging from the breakneck ...
This willingness to indulge technical inaccuracies is significant because The Brutalist isn’t really about Brutalism either. Architecture is the device to explore wider themes of trauma, the Holocaust ...
the Mexican auteur's all-star Gothic horror is in the can, on its way, and heading for Netflix this year. And today, following a presentation in which the streamer showed off its massive 2025 ...
Connecticut is dotted with stunning examples of brutalism, the divisively modernist and minimalist style of architecture. With Brady Corbet’s epic drama, The Brutalist, nominated for 10 Academy Awards ...
He's considered a master of the architectural design philosophy known as brutalism, which had its heyday in America in the 1950s and 1960s. You can see examples of brutalism right here in Phoenix, if ...
later referencing medieval and Renaissance architecture as proof that monumental buildings have always served “public purposes.” It also took not-so-subtle digs at modernist architecture ...