Name: London's 1960s Brutalist Architecture Print: Lukas Novotny
SKU: 8102
Availability: InStock

London’s 1960s Brutalist Architecture Print: Lukas Novotny

£20.00 – £90.00

Lukas Novotny makes highly detailed illustrations of loved modernist and brutalist buildings in his adopted city of London. We love his meticulously researched illustrations of iconic buildings in their purest original form. The print brings together a group of iconic buildings that grace the London skyline.

Great as a gift for fans of Brutalist architecture. It’s available in three background colour options – orange, yellow and grey.
Lukas describes how he creates his highly distinctive illustrations. He uses ‘original architecture elevations, photographs and 3D models’. Cross-referencing various sources allows him to ‘achieve a high level of detail and real, undeformed dimensions of the façade.’

Description

The prints are available A1 – A5 + A0 on high-quality 170gms matt paper. Available in Yellow and Grey. Printed to order in London. Shipped worldwide. Signed by Lukas Novotny

A5 14.85 x 21cm £14.00 PLUS POSTAGE

A4 30cm x 21cm £20.00 PLUS POSTAGE

A3 42cm x 30cm £29.00 PLUS POSTAGE

A2 59cm x 42cm £53.00 PLUS POSTAGE

A1 84cm x 59cm £90.00 PLUS POSTAGE

A0 84.1 x 118.9 cm £114.00 PLUS POSTAGE

Yellow with Grey

List of buildings:
The Royal College of Physicians in Regent’s Park, 1964 by Denys Lasdun
BT (Post Office) Tower in Fitzrovia, 1965 by Eric Bedford and G. R. Yeats
Space House (One Kemble Street) in Camden, 1968 by Richard Seifert
Elephant and Castle Odeon, 1966 (demolished 1988) by Erno Goldfinger
Balfron Tower in Poplar, 1967 by Erno Goldfinger
Former American Embassy in Mayfair, 1960 by Eero Saarinen
Sivill House in Bethnal Green, 1962 by Lubetkin, Skinner and Bailey

Flying over is a Harrier jump jet, which in 1969 flew from London to New York in a Transatlantic Air Race
On the road is a double-decker bus

Signed print
High quality print on 170gsm matt paper
Illustrated, printed and sent from London