Brutalist Stock Photos and Images
RMP98P00–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP98NY2–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP98P06–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP9903C–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP9903F–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP98YD6–Western City Gate / Genex Tower, one of the more well-known examples of 1960s / 70s brutalist architecture in Belgrade, Serbia
RMP98YCX–Western City Gate / Genex Tower, one of the more well-known examples of 1960s / 70s brutalist architecture in Belgrade, Serbia
RMP98YD2–Western City Gate / Genex Tower, one of the more well-known examples of 1960s / 70s brutalist architecture in Belgrade, Serbia
RMP98P0D–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RMP99033–The Papagajka (Parrot) building in Sarajevo, with shades of the brutalist architecture of socialist Yugoslavia, now painted bright yellow and green.
RM2RE6Y85–The highly unusual looking, brutalist style Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia, sits amongst apartment blocks
RM2T3HK28–River City, a Brutalist apartment structure in Chicago's South Loop with its own dock. Designed by Bertrand Goldberg, completed 1986
RM2RE70PN–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2RE70W6–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2RE719H–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2RE70K5–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2RE713D–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2RE7106–The highly unusual looking Central Post Office in Skopje, North Macedonia. A quirky, brutalist architecture style, completed in 1989
RM2T3J4WH–jetskiers pass River City, a Brutalist apartment block in Chicago's South Loop with its own dock. Designed by Bertrand Goldberg, completed 1986
RM2T3HKFX–on the Chicago River looking north at Willis Tower, a new high rise construction, and River City, a apartment block in Brutalist style
RM2T3HK5D–on the Chicago River looking north at Willis Tower, a new high rise construction, and River City, a apartment block in Brutalist style
RM2RE6W0C–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0T–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0M–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0Y–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0P–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0E–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0B–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W0J–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RMP98WH3–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP98WHF–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP990ET–The famous 'Sniper Tower' in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Formerly a bank, this perch gave snipers a clear view of the city during the Bosnian War
RMP98WGY–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RM2RE6W06–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W03–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W04–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE6W07–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RMP9BN7A–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP990H6–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP98WGR–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP98WHD–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP98WHM–The unusual postmodern triangular lines of the Spomen-Dom (Memory House) designed by Ranko Radović in the Sutjeska National Park, BiH
RMP9908B–Lamela residential block, Zenica. 232 apartments, 27 floors, it was the tallest residential tower in Yugoslavia when completed in 1976
RM2RE6TYX–clothing hanging to dry on the balconies of Brutalist style apartments in outer Plovdiv, Bulgaria
RM2RE7C45–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C44–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C3A–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C28–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RMT1J45P–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J3X3–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, while the chimney of Kultuurikatel is visible behind
RMT1J42D–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J3Y3–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RM2T3J5EE–the Blue Cross-Blue Shield Building, located at 55 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago. Completed in 1968
RMT1J41A–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J3W5–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J452–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J43R–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J413–Linnahall Heliport, the only public heliport in Tallinn, built atop the former V. I. Lenin Palace of Culture and Sports, a building from Soviet era
RM2RE7C2A–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C39–The Fraternal Barrow Memorial Complex, a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C2F–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C2K–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RM2RE7C2Y–Bratskata Mogila (Monument to Brotherhood), a concrete Soviet memorial built in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974
RMT1J42Y–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J456–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J3TH–The abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule, as a venue to host the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting event
RMT1J3WH–stencil art reads 'Justice for Aleppo' on the disused Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule
RMT1J407–A person sits atop a broken section of the abandoned Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule
RMT1J3WP–stencil art reads 'Justice for Aleppo' on the disused Tallinn City Hall (Linnahall), completed in 1980 while under Soviet rule
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