Photographed by architectural historian Felix Torkar for authentic, on-site documentation
Covers over 50 iconic brutalist buildings across Berlin for a complete citywide overview
Explores the historical, political, and cultural context of brutalism in post-war Germany
Includes maps and premium uncoated paper for durability and visual appeal
Part of a new series on concrete and brutalist architecture, following similar titles in London and New York
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This definitive guide is the first thoroughly researched study of Brutalism in Berlin. Written and photographed by architectural historian Felix Torkar, the book situates the city’s Brutalist architecture within its unique historical, political and cultural context. Brutalist Berlin describes Brutalism’s rise, fall and renaissance through