Shapes of Brutalism Economist Buildings, London - graphic print Art Print Frame not included

Frame not included

Designs included:

staring into the shop window on an empty Fifth Avenue was achieved by shooting at 5am on a Sunday

This striking car park was designed by Michael Blampied and Partners in 1971

The cards are individually packaged with a self seal white envelope in a biodegradeable cellophane wallet

Shapes of Brutalism Economist Buildings, London - graphic print Art Print Frame not includedThis print is inspired by the facade of the Economist Buildings, 25 St James Street, London designed by Alison and Peter Smithson in the early 1960s. The Shapes of Brutalism collection celebrates brutalist architecture in London. Brutalism championed material honesty and expressed function through form. The bold concrete forms and subsequent dark pockets and shadows created are a signature look of brutalist structures. This is a giclee print on 308gsm