A Digital Museum of Endangered Brutalism
Béton
Brut
Photo: uve sanchez
Introduction
Brutalist architecture is more than an aesthetic; it is a historical record of post-war optimism and civic duty.
Photo: Timothy Doyler
Photo: Der Spiegel
As cityscapes evolve, many of these concrete landmarks in Germany, the UK, and the US are disappearing.
Photo: Rudolf Stricker
Photo: Erich Andre Steiner
This museum explores the unique architectural language of 15 endangered buildings, documenting their significance and the stories embedded in their walls.
Step inside to understand what makes these structures unique, even as their physical future remains uncertain.
We highlight fifteen endangered structures across Germany, Britain, and the US. Born from post-war reconstruction and civic ambition, these buildings tell the story of the 20th century. Choose a region below to begin.
