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Homer Sykes — Druids 1996 London, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire Cafe Royal Books Homer Sykes
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Cover of Cafe Royal book with image of girl with fringe photographed by Janette Beckman — Janette Beckman Mods & Rockers Raw Streets UK 1976–1982
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dragan novakovic london street scene — London Streets 1970s Cafe Royal Books
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front cover with brutalist architecture detail — Alexandra Road Estate. Detail
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Alexandra Road Estate. Park & Plant by Craig Atkinson Cafe Royal Books
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cover with bearded long haired hippy with outstretched arm — Stonehenge 1970s Counterculture – Homer Sykes
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zine of london brutalist architecture — London Alexandra Road Estate Zine, Cafe Royal Publishing
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La Biblioteca Nacional Mariano Moreno, Argentina’s largest public library.

Located in the exclusive neighbourhood of Recoleta, it is built on the site of the demolished Quinta Unzué, the palace which had been the residence of Juan and Eva Péron, with cult status amongst fans of Eva who would leave candles and message in her memory.

Set on fire and bombed during the 1955 coup that ousted Péron, it stubbornly remained more or less in tact. Ultimately the leaders of the coup wanted it gone and gave the order to demolish it in 1958.

Four years later a competition was announced to build a new home for the national library on the vacant site. The winning team comprised Clorindo Testa with Francisco Bullrich and Alicia Cazzaniga.

If there is one word to describe the development of the building - it’s slow. The foundation stone was laid a decade later in Autumn 1971, but political instability dogged the project. It was completed in 1992. Distinctly brutalist, its design was cutting edge in 1962, but thirty years later it had lost its wow factor. Now we are full circle and brutalist architecture is appreciated and understood.

Photo with thanks to @fabio_battistella

For the love of the Barbican: Mugs £12.50, Photob

For the love of the Barbican: Mugs £12.50, Photobook £6.70. Link in our bio to Greyscape online shop

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