This particular piece is an illustration of the Barbican Estate, one of London’s most celebrated examples of Brutalist architecture. Designed in the mid-20th century, the estate is renowned for its raw concrete textures, striking geometric forms, and thoughtfully designed living spaces that integrate greenery with urban density. Its elevated walkways, podium-level gardens, and sculptural aesthetics have made it a landmark of post-war modernism.
The prints are available in two sizes, A4 andA3, produced as high-quality Giclée Art prints on 240gsm archival matt paper. (Please note: the frame is not included.)
I hope these works bring as much joy to fellow architecture lovers as I felt while creating them.
