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Barnabas Calder



Average rating: 4.26 · 432 ratings · 47 reviews · 7 distinct worksSimilar authors
Architecture: From Prehisto...

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Raw Concrete: The Beauty of...

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Architecture Building and E...

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Denys Lasdun's Royal Colleg...

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“New Court a car park, the cars contained by rugged-looking girders, hovered ominously over a row of fragile-looking glassy shops, dwarfed by the magnificent concrete behemoth above.”
Barnabas Calder, Raw Concrete: The Beauty of Brutalism

“The rooms at New Court, characteristically of 1960s student accommodation, let one really live, study and socialise there, with space for a decent desk, bookshelves, storage shelves, a chair or two (besides the bed) to sit in, and a basin for tooth-cleaning and a surreptitious midnight pee.”
Barnabas Calder, Raw Concrete: The Beauty of Brutalism

“I like the kind of architecture where a single stone colour runs throughout the entire exterior, or ideally where grey concrete and grey sky make it impossible to see whether a photo is in colour until you notice a pigeon's pink feet or the glaring red of a discarded crisp packet.”
Barnabas Calder, Raw Concrete: The Beauty of Brutalism



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