Senyo

Brutalism, an architectural style that emerged in the 1950s and gained popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, utilizes raw, unfinished concrete as its primary building material, lending structures a rugged and unadorned appearance. The name “Brutalism” originates from the French word “brut,” emphasizing the style’s commitment to simplicity and the absence of decoration.

Brutalist buildings are renowned for their imposing presence and their departure from traditional architectural details like cornices and pediments. They often possess a stark and industrial aesthetic. Historically, this style found application in various public buildings, including housing complexes, educational institutions, and functional structures. While some critics have labeled Brutalism as stark and inhospitable, such judgments remain subjective. A2 Design Lab’s task is to create a website design for the architectural agency Senyo, inspired by Brutalism with a modern twist. This involves showcasing Senyo’s portfolio of Brutalist buildings and incorporating modern design elements for a visually striking and user-friendly website.