Photographer Roberto Conte documents Madrid's brutalist architecture
Roberto Conte's latest photography series explores Madrid's brutalist architecture to draw attention to a style not usually associated with the Spanish capital. The photographer, whose work often depicts concrete modernist and brutalist buildings, captured a selection of Madrileño brutalism that includes the Torres Blancas by Francisco Javier Sáenz de Oíz and a Le Corbusier-informed church by Cecilio Sanchez-Robles Taríns. Top image: the Cultural Heritage Institute of Spain. Above: the Beatriz building from 1968 Conte first visited Madrid in 2008, when he was struck by the city's "vibr...
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