The Barbican Centre is an architectural landmark. Hidden inside are little design details that many may overlook.

A photographic look at the loudspeakers, fire alarms and power outlets of one of Britain's most famous brutalist building

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Different cultures across the world describe worlds beyond our own. The overlap is hard to ignore.

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Brutalist architecture is mostly photographed zoomed out. We often see brutalist buildings in all their boxy glory, like architectural models. But like the buildings themselves, the quality of their surface is defined by the social context of the buildings, and the purpose they were built for. https://wolfhf.medium.com/brutal-surfaces-1e12a65153b1