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Barbican 

London, UK

2/20 ●

Unité d’Habitación ●
Marseille, France

3/20 ●

Corviale
Rome, Italy

4/20 ●
Bijlmermeer
Amsterdam, Netherlands

5/20 ●
Golden Mile Complex
Singapore

6/20
Siedlung Halen
Bern, Switzerland

7/20
Trellick Tower
London, UK

8/20
Novi Beograd
Belgrade, Serbia

9/20
Pegli 3
Genoa, Italy

10/20
Robin Hood Gardens
London, UK

11/20

Karl Marx-Hof

Vienna, Austria

12/20

Regent International Center

Hangzhou, China

13/20   

Habitat 67

Montréal, Canada

14/20

Ekbatan Town

Tehran, Iran

15/20

Tama New Town

Tama Hills, Japan

16/20

Tin Shui Wai

Hong Kong, China

17/20

Walden 7

Sant Just Desvern, Spain

18/20

Conjunto Nacional

São Paulo, Brazil

19/20

Co-op City

New York, USA

20/20

The Pinnacle@Duxton

Singapore

Design by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon
Built in London, UK
1960-70

An iconic Brutalist residential and cultural complex.
It operates as a utopian "city within a city", housing around 4,000 residents across towering blocks and low-rise terraces.

References:
This photoshoot from Davis Altrah was very helpful (and beautifully done). Plus “The Barbican Estate” book by Stefi Orazi is just great!

Original drawing
36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
Ink on 200g/m2 paper

Published - 10/06/2026

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Design by Le Corbusier
Built in Marseille, France
1952

It stands as one of Le Corbusier’s most influential postwar visions of collective living. Raised on pilotis and organized as a vertical neighbourhood, it combines apartments, internal streets and shared amenities into a single monumental structure with staircases and chimneys as sculptural elements.

Original drawing
36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
Ink on 200g/m2 paper

Published - 18/06/2026

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Design by Mario Fiorentino
Built in Rome, Italy
1982

One of Italy’s most radical experiments in postwar social housing. Stretching nearly a kilometre along the Roman periphery, Corviale was conceived as a self-contained linear city, where apartments, services, and communal spaces unfold within a single continuous structure, its stark concrete mass punctuated by voids and corridors that speak to both utopian ambition and urban isolation.

36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
Ink on 200g/m2 paper

Published - 26/06/2026

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Design by Siegfried Nassuth
Built in Amsterdam, Netherlands
1968-1975

Conceived as one of the Netherlands’ most ambitious postwar urban expansions, Bijlmermeer in Amsterdam reimagined modernist housing at a metropolitan scale. Organized through a strict grid of elevated hexagonal blocks, the district was designed as a rational, egalitarian environment where high-rise living coexisted with vast green spaces and separated traffic systems. Its repetitive concrete slabs and elevated walkways embodied a vision of functional utopia, yet over time revealed the social and spatial challenges of abstraction, anonymity, and urban fragmentation.

36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
Ink on 200g/m2 paper

Published - 2/07/2026

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Design by DP Architects
Built in Singapore
1970s–1990s

Golden Mile Complex stands as one of Singapore’s earliest and most ambitious experiments in vertical urban living.

Rising as a 16-storey Brutalist landmark, it brought together housing, commerce, and recreation in a single integrated structure, reflecting the optimism of the nation-building years. Its terraced silhouette and stacked circulation were shaped to respond to the tropical environment, introducing shade, airflow, and layered communal space into the dense city.

Over the decades, the building evolved into a vibrant social enclave, especially for Thai businesses and communities, while also becoming a case study in the tension between heritage, aging infrastructure, and redevelopment.

36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
Ink on 200g/m2 paper

Published - 2/07/2026

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Design by Atelier 5
Built in Bern, Switzerland
1957–1961

36 x 36 cm – 14 x 14 in
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Design by Ernő Goldfinger
Built in London, UK
1972

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by many
Built in Belgrade, Serbia
1960s–1980s

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Aldo Luigi Rizzo, Aldo Pino, Andrea Moro & Angelo Sibilla
Built in Genoa, Italy
1989

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Alison & Peter Smithson
Built in London, UK
1972

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Karl Ehn
Built in Vienna, Austria
1927-1930

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Alicia Loo
Built in Hangzhou, China
2013

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Moshe Safdie
Built in Montréal, Canada
1967

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Rahman Golzar & Gruzen Partners
Built in Tehran, Iran
1970s–1980s

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by many
Built in Hong Kong, China
1980s–2000s

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by many
Built in Hong Kong, China
1980s–2000s · Various

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
Built in Sant Just Desvern, Spain
1975

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by David Libeskind
Built in São Paulo, Brazil
1956

36 x 36cm – 14 x 14in
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Design by Herman Jessor
Built in the Bronx, New York, USA
1968–1973

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Design by Louis Tan, Khoo Peng Beng, Belinda Huang, Sandy Ng, Lim Khim Guan and ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism

Built in Singapore
2005-2009

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