Brutalist buildings in Sweden and the World

Not everybody likes these types of brutal, often bare concrete buildings. I do.

I plan to photograph all buildings designed with this principal as a base.

An interesting link to a site for those of us who want to preserve these Concrete Monsters: SOSBrutalism

A few of the brutalist buildings in Sweden I plan to photograph;

• St. Petri Church in Klippan by Sigurd Lewerentz (photographed from outside)
• S:t Marc's Church in Björkhagen, Stockholm, 1956-1963 by Sigurd Lewerentz
• Norrköping city library by Sten Samuelson, 1971–72 (photographed, will soon be uploaded)
• Church of the Holy Spirit in Lund, Skåne (Helgeandskyrkan)
• Arkitekturskolan's building at Östermalmsgatan 28 in Stockholm by Gunnar Henriksson and John Olsson, 1969
• Filmhuset in Stockholm by Peter Celsing, 1968–70
• Flower kiosk at Östra kyrkogården in Malmö by Sigurd Lewerentz, 1969
• Haparanda Church by architect firm ELLT, 1967
• Husie Församlingshem, Klågerupsvägen in Malmö by Carl Nyrén, 1966
• Klockarebacken's Chapel, Höör by Bernt Nyberg, 1969
• Landsstatshuset in Malmö (Drottninggatan) by Bernt Nyberg, 1972
• Sankt Botvids Church in Oxelösund by Rolf Bergh, 1957
• S:t Görans gymnasium, Stockholm by Léonie Geisendorf, 1956-60
• Student flats at Sparta in Lund by Bengt Edman
• Tekniska Högskolan in Lund by Klas Anshelm, 1960–75
• Villa Delin, Djursholm by Léonie Geisendorf, 1966-70
• Villa Göth, Döbelnsgatan in Kåbo in Uppsala by Bengt Edman and Lennart Holm, 1950

Here are some useful links:

• SOSBrutalism.org Web Site
• SOS Brutalism book from Park Books