2024年7月4日 · From towering high-rises to the strange squat ‘mega-structures’, Glasgow boasts a collection of divisive brutalist architecture that has sparked both admiration and criticism. In this article, we delve into the heart of Scotland’s largest city to explore fifteen of its most noteworthy and hotly debated brutalist structures in Glasgow.

2024年8月22日 · Journey from Anniesland Tower to the Gallowgate Twins gaining fascinating insights into the city’s Brutalist buildings past and present, with commentary from architects, academics and writers including Miles Glendinning, Diane Watters, Rory Olcayto, Johnny Rodger, Nick Haynes, and Owen Hatherley, as well as first-hand stories from those who ...

Explore ‘Brutal Glasgow’ online! Dive into Glasgow’s iconic Brutalist architecture through interactive multimedia, artwork by Nebo Peklo, and expert commentary. A unique digital journey through the city’s concrete giants.

2024年10月5日 · Curated by Rachel Loughran, Brutal Glasgow is based around Natalie Tweedie ’s stylised illustrations of modernist buildings as a way of investigating the city’s social and architectural history. Pontecorvo building by Nebo Peklo (aka Natalie Tweedie). Demolished 2021.

2024年9月7日 · Curated by digital design specialist Rachel, Brutal Glasgow has been inspired by the work of Glasgow-based artist Natalie Tweedie, aka Nebo Peklo, whose illustrations of some of the city’s...

2024年9月2日 · AN INTERACTIVE exhibition exploring Glasgow’s love-hate relationship with Brutalism architecture has been announced. Brutal Glasgow, which will run September 16-22, will take visitors on a journey from Anniesland Tower to the Gallowgate Twins and give them a unique insight into the city’s Brutalist buildings from past and present.

2024年9月7日 · A new exhibition from Glasgow City Heritage Trust is preparing to spotlight some of the Glasgow's Brutalist buildings, igniting debate about whether it's finally time to learn to love the...

2024年9月20日 · Brutal Glasgow offers an original and layered exploration of some of the city’s most overlooked and criticised buildings. The exhibition delves into the history of eight Glasgow buildings constructed in the architectural style of brutalism, telling the stories of their construction, use and meaning in the community.

2024年8月23日 · So the exhibition will dig deep into layers of Glasgow’s brutalist architecture exploring stories of those buildings which people either love or hate even when the buildings have been removed from the landscape.

2024年10月16日 · ‘Brutal Glasgow,’ devised by curator Rachel Loughran, and featuring the artwork of illustrator Natalie Tweedie (who goes by the moniker Nebo Peklo), explores the city’s love-hate relationship with Brutalism. It features first-hand accounts from people who lived and worked in Glasgow’s Brutalist buildings.