@brutalismappreciation: The Alexandra Road Estate (also known as the Alexandra & Ainsworth Estate) in Camden, London. Captured by Yu Heng @mazterz It is a prime example of Brutalist architecture, designed by architect Neave Brown and completed in 1978. The complex is Grade II listed*, meaning it is considered a particularly important building of more than special interest. The design features long, stepped concrete terraces intended to provide sunlight and private outdoor space for residents while acting as a sound barrier from the nearby railway. Follow us for more _____________________________ #brutalism #architecture #brutalist #photography #photo

endlessbattles_ :

isn’t this Eggsy’s old neighborhood in Kingsman?

nowecantbefriends :

I remember the poverty… the taking of lives… the devastation here… that eerily persists 😔

PJ 🇬🇧🇪🇺 :

Vadallat :

I remember a guy, doing parkour in here and become a secret agent

Mo W :

Something so hauntingly beautiful about Brutalist Architecture. I'm always in awe. It's so ridiculous that it just becomes beautiful.

Melissa🤗 :

Wow I thought this was just a movie lot...wow I would like to see this.

user9852744021215 :

If only they power washed it.

Sparky :

Looks like Ghost in the shell

Unfriendly Black Hottie :

manners maketh man

Giacomo Smusi :

pressure washer heaven right there

elliotrent :

I literally just watched Kingsman yesterday

Paracetamol 🌀📷🦋 :

Kingsman ahh location

Boab :

It's both depressing and beautiful at the same time

BDKnight :

Everything in the UK (and Europe) needs to be power washed.

JD :

That’s tuff

Logan Denley :

For a concrete monster it looks kinda chill

Samuel :

Eggy?

Won’t ᛉ (😭💢🪓) :

My mate does parkour here

eyebrows_cabbage_drybag :

isnt that where eggsy lived?

sinestrodiablo :

Me mate Eggsy used to live there.

MichieBichie :

eggsy, where have you been bruv

hewi1999 :

Yo that’s where my homie Eggsy used to live

charliework :

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