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London Wall West, IMPORTANT UPDATE

A lot of voices were heard – but weren’t listened to – NEWS UPDATE.

23rd October 2022

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Lea Lund and Erik K, ‘a story about love, a photographer finding her muse and a subject claiming his identity’

1st September 2023

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concrete architecture

Looking back Looking forward: What has been lost and what can still be saved

31st December 2021

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The Barbican Centre, Happy Happy

3rd March 2022

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60s pop band Unit 4+2 singing on the building site

Concrete and Clay, Unit Four Plus Two, the Barbican’s First Music Video Unit Four Plus Two

29th December 2019

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Jos art history podcast

Jo’s Art History Podcast with Greyscape | The Barbican Living in an Architectural Experiment

1st June 2021

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Off the béton track: The Barbican Archive Residency: 19-20 October 2019

10th October 2019

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BARBIcan architects 1953

My Father, One Of The Men Who Designed The Barbican

24th July 2019

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Barbican Archives Films part of Barbican 50 celebrations

The Barbican Archive Mixtape

A cinematic cut-and-paste journey through the Barbican

4th June 2019

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brutalist architecture barbican estate view of barbican lake

Becoming GreyScape

Concrete apartment blocks weighing tens of thousands of tons on soaring columns

9th February 2019

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A landmark of postwar urban planning, the Barbican

A landmark of postwar urban planning, the Barbican Estate goes a long way to explaining why Brutalism is Beautiful.

The first thing that strikes you as you walk towar

The first thing that strikes you as you walk towards Espace Niemeyer, Oscar Niemeyer’s headquarters for the French Communist Party in Paris is the futuristic dome that houses the central meeting room, accessed from within the building. Building began in 1971 and was completed in 1980. Located in the 19th arrondissement, the experience of walking around the dome and then entering, down a slope into the building is fascinating, it’s as if the building envelops you. Inside it’s almost sculptural, curved and flowing, a perfect example of design and functionality. It does not feel like a political headquarters at all. At every turn the building features Niemeyer’s signature curvilinear forms and is a powerful example of his modernist vision.

Our thoughts are with everyone in Los Angeles, the

Our thoughts are with everyone in Los Angeles, the neighbouring communities, and across California who are affected by the wildfires. Please take care of yourselves.

According to the LA Times, the Eames House formally known as Case Study House No 8 photographed here by @greyscapeworld ‘has been unharmed by the wildfires so far. Eames Foundation founder Lucia Atwood, granddaughter of legendary designer Charles Eames, confirmed the house’s states as of noon Wednesday. “Windblown fires continue to claim other homes in the community and bring the fires nearer,” she said by email. “We are closely monitoring the situation and the Eames Foundation has taken every precaution to protect the site.” The foundation’s team removed some objects from the house on Tuesday before evacuating the building themselves’.

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