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Brutalist architecture is a bold, mid-century modern design style defined by raw, unpainted concrete, blocky geometric shapes, and a heavy, monolithic appearance.The movement emerged after World War II, peaking between the 1950s and 1970s. The name comes from the French term for raw concrete: béton brut. You can read more about its history on Brutalist architecture - Wikipedia.
Brutalist Urban MonolithBring the bold, mid-century modern aesthetic to your city. Built from raw, unpainted concrete (béton brut), this imposing structure features massive geometric shapes and structural honesty. Perfect for high-density downtowns, government complexes, or university campuses looking for that classic 1970s architectural weight.
🏢Type: commercial
👥People: 930
Size: 8x8
🌌It has night animation
Credits to Theo and Lobby for the tree and concrete texture.Credits to Theo and Lobby for the tree and concrete texture.
✨New features: improved night animation, some shadows fixed, some roof errors corrected, and some shadows added where they were missing.