Photo of a high-rise apartment building with interconnected bridges between sections, surrounded by trees and a landscaped lawn.
Downtown cityscape with modern high-rise buildings, elevated walkways, and a corner building with rounded architecture, under a clear blue sky.
Urban scene with concrete and brick buildings, glass-roofed structures, a person walking, and a backdrop of modern high-rise towers.
Modern multi-story building with clean lines, supported by columns, surrounded by landscaped greenery and trees, with a person walking near the entrance.
Modern apartment buildings with distinctive white balconies and numerous windows, seen against a partly cloudy sky, with some trees in the foreground.
A modern apartment building with a white and gray facade, featuring a central open tower structure with stairs visible through the open sections. There is a tree on the left and a brick building on the right, with parked cars and a small grassy area
The entrance of a modern office building on One Kemble Street, featuring large concrete supports and an angular architectural design. There are glass windows and a sign indicating the street name, with some parked cars and bollards along the sidewalk
Aerial view of terraced apartments with rooftop gardens, a pedestrian pathway, and city buildings in the background during sunset.
A multi-story brick apartment building with unique, staggered architectural design, surrounded by leafless trees and a clear blue sky.
Modern building with concrete architecture, staircases, and signage for nearby attractions such as National Film Theatre, Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and Royal Festival Pier, with a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Brutalist London – Post-war Architecture

Brutalist London looks at the concrete estates, towers and cultural buildings that rebuilt the city after the Second World War, from the South Bank to the housing estates of north and east London. The series examines how the social upheaval of post-war Europe shaped London’s urban landscape, and how these once-radical buildings live on today.