
david altrath documents the jungle suspended inside london's barbican conservatory
the series reveals how light, humidity, and time transform a rigid structure into an immersive interior landscape.
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brutalist architecture is a historic movement that became highly popularized between the 1950's and 1970's, characterized by the use of concrete and steel to create massive building blocks.

the series reveals how light, humidity, and time transform a rigid structure into an immersive interior landscape.








the two photographers documented over 100 structures from the 1960s-80s, from cemeteries and sanctuaries to port buildings and residential complexes.

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