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Ten beautiful Brutalist buildings

By Jonathan Glancey profile image
Jonathan Glancey
Features correspondent
Rob Schofield / flickr (Credit: Rob Schofield / flickr)Rob Schofield / flickr
(Credit: Rob Schofield / flickr)

Impressive concrete structures from around the world are collected in a new book, This Brutal World by Peter Chadwick. Jonathan Glancey chooses his favourites.