Blue Crow Media creates a brutalist map for Canada’s second biggest city. The name Carte Montréal Béton just sounds great on its own. It is, of course, the French name for Concrete Montreal Map, the latest brutalist map from Blue Crow Media. It’s said that Montreal became a canvas for concrete architecture during the early […]
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If you’re looking for a different kind of map for your journey, check out these architectural guides. Blue Crow Media are publishers in London who started out making series of food and drink city guides, before branching out to architectural maps. Their Brutalist maps are now all the rage, covering world cities such as Boston, […]
Designed by Klemens Schillinger, these bookends come as part of his Tabletop Landmarks design set. The brutalist bookends are a concrete take on the Mayan pyramids. An architectural twist on functional accessories, reimagined in stylish concrete. Subtle in colour but crisp in form, Klemens Schillinger’s Landmarks collection evokes a certain understated cool. Perfect for those […]
A good looking website can take you places. But some designers have opted for a more brutal approach. The idea of brutalism is normally reserved for architecture as Wikipedia defines: Brutalist architecture is a movement in architecture that flourished from the 1950s to the mid-1970s, descending from the modernist architectural movement of the early 20th […]