What We’re Seeing: The Brutalist Playground
June 8th, 2015
June 8th, 2015
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Opening tomorrow, The Brutalist Playground is a new commission by RIBA that is ‘part sculpture, part architectural installation, all play’. The project is a joint piece of work between the artist Simon Terrill and Assemble, the Turner Prize-nominated architecture and design collective.
As part of the launch, RIBA is hosting an evening of talks, tours and films about post-war architecture and play tonight from 6pm.
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