Brutalist London Gallery - Dirty Looks A view of the Barbican

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Brutalist London Gallery - Dirty Looks A view of the BarbicanThis definitive guide offers a richly researched study of Brutalism in London. Written by architectural historian Owen Hopkins and photographed by Nigel Green, it features more than fifty extraordinary buildings, with an introduction and maps. The book reveals the beauty, ambition and social ideals that shaped Londons most iconic Brutalist structures from the Barbican and National Theatre to lesser known private homes and civic structures. Paperback,