Showing posts with label Brutalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brutalism. Show all posts

Friday, January 25, 2013

So Close, Yet So Far Away

There is something astounding about the aesthetic relationship between the architecture of Ensamble Studio and the artist Adriaan Berend Wagemaker. Although there is 45 years between the creation of the artwork and the building of this house, it seems as if one was constructed for the other- material, palette and geometries that soften as they interact with the organic forms around them.










1., 3., 5., 7. Hemeroscopium House by Ensamble Studios circa 2005
2. Adriaan Berend (Jaap) Wagemaker, Le ClousMixed Media Circa 1960
4. Adriaan Berend (Jaap) Wagemaker, Structure En Gris Et Bleu, Mixed Media Circa 1960
6. Adriaan Berend (Jaap) Wagemaker, Forme De L'EspaceMixed Media Circa 1960




Monday, December 21, 2009

The Beauty of Brutalism...Art and Architecture

Walter Yarwood, Cedars, 1962, University of Toronto

Yarwood's Cedars

Walter Yarwood's Horizon, 1964

Robarts Library, University of Toronto

Walter Yarwood, The Pines, 1968, Ontario Government Buildings

Habitat '67 for Montreal's 1967 Expo

Boston City Hall, 1963-1968


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Pilgrimage Church, 1962, Gottfried Bohm
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Frederic Chaubin, Georgia Government Building (Road's Ministry), 1975

Kenzo Tange's Yoyogi National Gymnasium, 1961- 1964