MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: brutalism

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Barbican Estate, City of London, a mixture of residential, cultural and commercial space. The entire estate is Grade II listed as a fine example of post-war Brutalist architecture.

Foundation stone laid May 28, 1902 by the Lady Mayoress. I did a bit of research and learned that her name was Beatrice Eliza Bower Dimsdale. She was married to Joseph Dimsdale who was Lord Mayor 1901-1902. www.londonremembers.com/subjects/beatrice-eliza-bower-dimsdale