'The Brutalist': The rebirth of an architect in the New World
In a sweeping saga, a Hungarian Holocaust survivor exiled in the US becomes mired in a gigantic construction site.
A $10M Budget Didn’t Stop ‘The Brutalist’ Production Designer Judy Becker From Leaning Into the Film’s Titular Architectural Style
By When it comes to admiring the brutalist style, Becker has a lot more company now, partly thanks to evolving tastes but in ...
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Meet the 75 Finalists of the ArchDaily 2025 Building of the Year Awards
Celebrate global architecture excellence! Vote for your favorite from 75 finalists in the ArchDaily Building of the Year ...
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Hungarian Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2025 to Offer Alternative Scenarios for the Architecture Profession
"There is Nothing to See Here", the exhibition hosted in the Hungarian Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale, aims to offer ...
After 12 years, Green Bay finds a developer for two long-vacant, historic downtown buildings
The Schauer and Schumacher buildings date back to the early 20th century and are recognized as buildings that contribute to the Green Bay Downtown Historic District. The buildings formerly housed a ...
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In the brutality of ‘The Brutalist,’ a misunderstanding of the Jewish architect’s experience
The Brutalist.' László Tóth's story runs counter to the real-life experience of Marcel Breuer, Ernő Goldfinger and others ...