Lydia Vininski
When I was born in Serbia it was still Yugoslavia. Brutalism architecture has been part of my life and belongs to my memories, somehow, and this is difficult to explain, these buildings which some people might see as impersonal and cold, make me feel at home. That is why I was so excited to see some of this product and I decided to order some, to make my home, more my home.
Pablo R. Benítez
I don't know exactly why I feel so attached to Brutalism, modernism, Soviet postmodernism.. might be something of a previous life if this is possible, but I just love it. When I studied it at architecture university, it blows my mind. Now I enjoy it traveling, reading about and in some of the objects I have at home. We need to speak about it, share our passion, and be proud of this heritage.
Sahra Tacciano
My first contact with architecture is since I was a child, although I have another profession, my father was a great architect. This jewelry has touched my soul in some way and makes me feel like I am wearing a piece of history. A story of which I am a part. I think it's a fantastic idea and I admired the elegance of the design immediately! I love to wear it
DRUZHBA SANATORIUM - A HUGE STOOL THAT RESTS ON THREE LEGS.
Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia decided to jointly build a sanatorium in Crimea for the workers of the two countries. The Czechs wanted their facility to be located in places with less space. Thus the architect Igor Vasilevsky and the engineer Nodar Kancheli created a structure capable of resting on the ground as little as possible. what is now known as the Druzhba Sanatorium.
The building is counted among that group of structures defined as "brutalist". The architectural current of Brutalism had spread rapidly in Britain in the early 1950s.
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HOTEL SALYUT - A MASTERPIECE OF BRUTALISM ARCHITECTUR
So what is the thing that makes Salyut Hotel rank in a different category of Brutalism Architecture is its History, Design, and present shape. So let’s uncover all the unveiled features one by one.
The History of the Salyut Hotel is quite dramatic which altered the shape of the project from a Skyscraper to what it looks like today. When the project was launched it was an innovation in the construction industry which was going to be a splendid skyscraper whose proposed elevation is also present below but due to interaction between
THE HOUSE OF FURNITURE: WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW?
Year: 1971
Architects: N. Chmutina, A. Stukalov, Y. Chekanyuk
Engineers: L. Dmitriev, G. Avdeev, Y. Rebrov
The House of Furniture is an emblematic piece of soviet architecture, representing successfully the brutalist style in all of its glory. Brutalism is a style of architecture that existed between the 1950s and 1970s. Brutalism was originally born in Britain, later becoming one of the branches of postwar modernism in architecture.
SPLENDID ARCHITECT MIGUEL FISAC
Today if anyone of you is in search of a person who has done marvelous work in the field of Architectural Designing and Engineering, then you should have an idea of a Great Architect Mr. Miguel Fisac.
He is a great personality who has made a very recognized work in the Architectural world. From the beautiful lands of Spain, the impressive and remarkable addition of architectural services to this beautiful earth was a great contribution and during his long lifetime which is almost 92 years, he has provided a lot of fascinating concepts of Building Design especially in the exteriors.