No, The Brutalist is not based on a true story or a book. However, the movie draws heavily from real history. For instance, the title indicates that Tóth’s work adheres to the Brutalism style ...

So, what is Brutalism and why did it even matter enough to warrant an embargo? To put it in simple terms, Brutalist architecture makes use of exposed, unpainted concrete or brick, with an emphasis ...

Etsalo explains: “Books on brutalism were a big inspiration for the design. We wanted the book to look like a brutalist monument in itself: blocky and bold, with a strong ‘material feel’.” ...

This smallest (and now abandoned) of the works presented in the book Modernist Beirut offers a little but enticing taste of what Lebanese architecture started to become in the 1950s: an experimental ...

The Brutalism set is inspired by the massive utopian forms and material palette of the Brutalist architects, who used raw concrete as their material of choice. Blockitecture® Brutalism includes 6 ...

Any builder who works in the imposing minimalist school of post-World War II architecture known as brutalism. The movie’s architect hero, László Toth (Adrien Brody), a Hungarian Jew and ...

His circumstances improve — it’s not that simple, though — after he stunningly remodels a mansion’s book room for the ... in his novel brutalism style. The perilous struggles of ...