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This is the second in the series of Brutalist Car Parks, (the first one I did was Welbeck Street). This disused Brutalist block car park in Rye Lane has seen a lot of action in the last year. The shabby and empty multi level building has been transformed into a creative hub called Peckham Levels, providing much needed space for work for the growing creative community in South London. Print sold unframed. Printed on premium 350gsm lightly textured thick Matte Paper. Sold unframed. Designed in Brixton. Printed professionally in London. Posted in sturdy cardboard tubes.

Brutalist Circle Cuff is a strong statement piece. Handmade with an organic and hammered surface, this chunky ear cuff is inspired by the raw concrete and geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. It has a satin finish that shows off the undulations in the surface. It's a powerful and striking for every day. Everyone's ears are a little different, so give it a little squeeze once you put it on to ensure it's the right fit. We advise that you do not sleep in your ear cuff as it may fall off due to tossing and turning. Made with 100% recycled solid 9ct gold, which is robust and with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Gold jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all damage this precious metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

Brutalist Circle Cuff is a strong statement piece. Handmade with an organic and hammered surface, this chunky ear cuff is inspired by the raw concrete and geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. It has a satin finish that shows off the undulations in the surface. It's a powerful and striking for every day. Everyone's ears are a little different, so give it a little squeeze once you put it on to ensure it's the right fit. We advise that you do not sleep in your ear cuff as it may fall off due to tossing and turning. Made with 100% recycled 925 Sterling Silver, which is robust and with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Sterling Silver jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all tarnish and damage this metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

Brutalist Rectangular Huggies are an interesting everyday statement. With an organic and hammered surface, these recycled 925 Sterling Silver beauties are small but chunky and inspired by the raw concrete and geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. They have a satin finish that shows off the undulations in the surface. They're wide and short and curl up just below your ear lobe. They have a post and butterfly back and are stunning for everyday. Made from recycled Sterling Silver, they're a good quality, contemporary statement that will last for years. Made with 100% recycled 925 Sterling Silver, which is robust and with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Sterling Silver jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all tarnish and damage this metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

Brutalist Circle Cuff is a strong statement piece. Handmade with an organic and hammered surface, this chunky ear cuff is inspired by the raw concrete and geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. It has a satin finish that shows off the undulations in the surface. It's a powerful and striking for every day. Everyone's ears are a little different, so give it a little squeeze once you put it on to ensure it's the right fit. We advise that you do not sleep in your ear cuff as it may fall off due to tossing and turning. While brass looks similar to gold it does tarnish much easier and will become darker gold as you wear it. We coat all brass pieces in wax to keep tarnishing and skin irritation to a minimum and include a polishing cloth for you to use to upkeep the shine on your piece. Made with recycled Brass, which may not suit all skin types. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and can tarnish over time, this is due to the copper portion of the metal reacting to air and moisture, a process known as oxidation. This can result in greenish or blueish hues on jewellery. We coat our pieces with a wax to keep tarnishing and irritation to a minimum. We also supply you with a small amount of wax and a cloth so that you can upkeep the shine. Just apply the wax all over, leave for 5 minutes and rub off in a circular motion with the polishing cloth. Store your brass pieces in a cloth pouch, avoid wearing them in water and be careful with lotions and creams that can further tarnish the surface.

Brutalist Circular Huggies are an interesting everyday statement. With an organic and hammered surface, these recycled Sterling Silver beauties are small but chunky and inspired by the raw concrete and geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. They're wide and short and curl up just below your ear lobe. They have a post and butterfly back and are stunning for everyday. Made from recycled Sterling Silver, they're a good quality, contemporary statement that will last for years. Made with 100% Recycled 925 Sterling Silver, which is robust and with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Sterling Silver jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all tarnish and damage this metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

Brutalist Circular Huggies are an interesting everyday statement. With an organic and hammered surface, these solid 9ct gold beauties are small but chunky and inspired by the raw, geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. They have a satin finish that shows off the undulations in the surface. They're wide and short and curl up just below your ear lobe. They have a post and butterfly back and are stunning for everyday. Made from solid 9ct gold, they're a good quality, contemporary statement that will last for years. Solid 9ct gold jewellery is robust with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Gold jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all damage this precious metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

Brutalist Rectangular Huggies are a striking everyday statement. With an organic and hammered surface, these solid 9ct gold beauties are small but chunky and inspired by the raw, geometric shapes of brutalist architecture. They're wide and short and curl up just below your ear lobe. They have a post and butterfly back and are stunning for everyday. Made from solid 9ct gold, they're a good quality, contemporary statement that will last for years Made with 100% recycled solid 9ct gold, which is robust and with a few tips will stay in great condition for decades. Gold jewellery should be kept in a dry, fabric-lined box and kept out of direct sunlight. Take care to put on your jewellery last so that you aren't exposing it to things like hairspray, cologne, perfume, and makeup, which can all damage this precious metal. To clean your pieces, mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent, clean with a soft bristled brush, rinse and dry thoroughly and finally polish with a polishing cloth. We provide a polishing cloth with every purchase.

The purpose-built library is a fine but under-appreciated example of Brutalism. Built by Hugh Lea, in 1968 the main volume shows Miesian influence with an abundance of natural light, interrupted by a concrete cuboid. The bold blocky sans serif typography of 'LIBRARY', complements perfectly the style of architecture. A neat addition for your gallery wall, or a gift for a lover of London's brutalist architecture. -sold unframed- Posted in sturdy postal tubes. Please flatten carefully before framing to avoid creases. Sold unframed

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The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture presents a global survey of the most outstanding works of contemporary architecture from around the world completed in the last five years. Organized geographically and illustrated with global, regional and sub-regional maps locating each building, the book illustrates more than 1,000 completed buildings, and includes some of the most influential projects as well as many lesser-known buildings from around the world. Sections on World Data, Building Data and Architect’s Biographies build up a detailed picture of the influences on contemporary architecture today. Every building type, from the largest publicly-funded art museums and airports to private houses, is covered, and each project is illustrated with colour photographs, line drawings and a descriptive text.