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The Barbican Centre is due to close for a year from the end of June 2028 to June 2029 for a £191 million renewal project designed to upgrade its ageing Grade II-listed fabric ahead of its 50th anniversary. During this period, most theatre, music, and gallery programming inside the main complex will pause while foyers, lakeside terraces, and the conservatory are refurbished, but the Beech Street cinemas and public access routes through the estate are expected to remain open and partner organisations such as the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company will present work at other venues across London. #barbicanestate #barbicanrenewal #barbican #architecture #architecturenews Image and video credit: Barbican Architecture Foundation Have you been to the Barbican?
The Barbican Centre is due to close for a year from the end of June 2028 to June 2029 for a £191 million renewal project designed to upgrade its ageing Grade II-listed fabric ahead of its 50th anniversary. During this period, most theatre, music, and gallery programming inside the main complex will pause while foyers, lakeside terraces, and the conservatory are refurbished, but the Beech Street cinemas and public access routes through the estate are expected to remain open and partner organisations such as the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company will present work at other venues across London. #barbicanestate #barbicanrenewal #barbican #architecture #architecturenews Image and video credit: Barbican Architecture Foundation Have you been to the Barbican?
not gunna lie, for £2.2 million i’d expect a bit more #barbican #london
not gunna lie, for £2.2 million i’d expect a bit more #barbican #london
This week on Hidden London, we explore the Barbican Launderette which is situated within the @barbicancentre complex 🏢 #barbican #launderette #barbicanlondon #barbicanconservatory #brutalism 📹 @albertevansvid
This week on Hidden London, we explore the Barbican Launderette which is situated within the @barbicancentre complex 🏢 #barbican #launderette #barbicanlondon #barbicanconservatory #brutalism 📹 @albertevansvid
The Barbican is one of London’s most interesting examples of Brutalist architecture. After World War II, the area was destroyed during the Blitz in the 1940s, so in the 1960s and ’70s, architects decided to build something totally different. A whole little city inspired by Mediterranean towns, with gardens, terraces, and walkways up above the streets. The buildings are made from raw concrete with a cool woodgrain texture, which makes them feel a bit less harsh than you might expect. People used to think it looked cold and rough, but now it’s seen as a bold and creative way to rebuild after the war. The Barbican Centre opened in 1982 and today the area is a buzzing cultural spot and a really popular place to live, with apartments selling for over £800,000 and well into the millions. It’s more than just concrete, it’s a symbol of new ideas and fresh starts. What do you think about the Barbican? #barbican #London #londonlife #solodates #barbicancentre #londonart #londonhistory #history #brutalism #brutalistarchitecture #architecture #londonarchitecture #solotrip
The Barbican is one of London’s most interesting examples of Brutalist architecture. After World War II, the area was destroyed during the Blitz in the 1940s, so in the 1960s and ’70s, architects decided to build something totally different. A whole little city inspired by Mediterranean towns, with gardens, terraces, and walkways up above the streets. The buildings are made from raw concrete with a cool woodgrain texture, which makes them feel a bit less harsh than you might expect. People used to think it looked cold and rough, but now it’s seen as a bold and creative way to rebuild after the war. The Barbican Centre opened in 1982 and today the area is a buzzing cultural spot and a really popular place to live, with apartments selling for over £800,000 and well into the millions. It’s more than just concrete, it’s a symbol of new ideas and fresh starts. What do you think about the Barbican? #barbican #London #londonlife #solodates #barbicancentre #londonart #londonhistory #history #brutalism #brutalistarchitecture #architecture #londonarchitecture #solotrip
The Barbican Centre is due to close for a year from the end of June 2028 to June 2029 for a £191 million renewal project designed to upgrade its ageing Grade II-listed fabric ahead of its 50th anniversary. During this period, most theatre, music, and gallery programming inside the main complex will pause while foyers, lakeside terraces, and the conservatory are refurbished, but the Beech Street cinemas and public access routes through the estate are expected to remain open and partner organisations such as the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company will present work at other venues across London. #barbicanestate #barbicanrenewal #barbican #architecture #architecturenews Have you been to the Barbican?
The Barbican Centre is due to close for a year from the end of June 2028 to June 2029 for a £191 million renewal project designed to upgrade its ageing Grade II-listed fabric ahead of its 50th anniversary. During this period, most theatre, music, and gallery programming inside the main complex will pause while foyers, lakeside terraces, and the conservatory are refurbished, but the Beech Street cinemas and public access routes through the estate are expected to remain open and partner organisations such as the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company will present work at other venues across London. #barbicanestate #barbicanrenewal #barbican #architecture #architecturenews Have you been to the Barbican?
MUST SEE THIS WEEKEND // FEEL THE SOUND @barbicancentre closes on 31.08 *Late post* I was so happy to be invited by @kes4ng & @trippin.world to Frequencies and have an intimate viewing of the incredible exhibition FEEL THE SOUND alongside a curated panel talk with the legendary @mykkiblanco, @rat.section ,@nkisili and @scratchclart moderated by @nihalelaasar, they went deep into how sound defines identity, builds connections and re-imagines the limits of tech. Sound has never been seen like before. The exhibition reimagines what sound feels like and the role it plays in culture and all things sensory! Closes this SUNDAY! Go see it! #art #london #feelthesound #barbican
MUST SEE THIS WEEKEND // FEEL THE SOUND @barbicancentre closes on 31.08 *Late post* I was so happy to be invited by @kes4ng & @trippin.world to Frequencies and have an intimate viewing of the incredible exhibition FEEL THE SOUND alongside a curated panel talk with the legendary @mykkiblanco, @rat.section ,@nkisili and @scratchclart moderated by @nihalelaasar, they went deep into how sound defines identity, builds connections and re-imagines the limits of tech. Sound has never been seen like before. The exhibition reimagines what sound feels like and the role it plays in culture and all things sensory! Closes this SUNDAY! Go see it! #art #london #feelthesound #barbican
We went on the Barbican's official Architecture Tour. The estate didn’t suddenly become less confusing - but it finally made sense why. The tour guide, Kamil, had been living, studying, and working in the Barbican for the past five years. #barbican #curious #facts #history #londonhistory #architecture #culture #arts #whatson #londonactivities #thingstodoinlondon
We went on the Barbican's official Architecture Tour. The estate didn’t suddenly become less confusing - but it finally made sense why. The tour guide, Kamil, had been living, studying, and working in the Barbican for the past five years. #barbican #curious #facts #history #londonhistory #architecture #culture #arts #whatson #londonactivities #thingstodoinlondon
🇬🇧We’re proud to share our partnership with Europe’s largest performing arts center, the @barbicancentre. We’re sponsoring their latest exhibition, ‘RE/SISTERS: A Lens on Gender and Ecology’. Aside from being a moving and inspiring exhibition, its themes align perfectly with our values and we can’t wait for you to see it. The exhibition will run until 14 January 2024. In London? Head to our stories to for a chance to win 1 of 10 tickets to see the exhibition IRL. And stop by our installation in the Barbican Shop for a chance to win £1000 Vestiaire Collective gift card too. T&Cs apply. #barbican #longlivefashion
🇬🇧We’re proud to share our partnership with Europe’s largest performing arts center, the @barbicancentre. We’re sponsoring their latest exhibition, ‘RE/SISTERS: A Lens on Gender and Ecology’. Aside from being a moving and inspiring exhibition, its themes align perfectly with our values and we can’t wait for you to see it. The exhibition will run until 14 January 2024. In London? Head to our stories to for a chance to win 1 of 10 tickets to see the exhibition IRL. And stop by our installation in the Barbican Shop for a chance to win £1000 Vestiaire Collective gift card too. T&Cs apply. #barbican #longlivefashion
Bina ve hikayelerini takip etmek de sonunda insana getiriyor. İyi ki "Barbican'a gidebilir miyiz?" demişim. Savaş sonrası değişen yerleşim alanları mimarlık ve -biraz da- politikayla nasıl şekillenir. Bu nasıl koca bir hayat tarzı olur. #Barbican hakkında okuyunuz. Burada bir evde yaşamak nasıldır acaba... @barbicancentre
Bina ve hikayelerini takip etmek de sonunda insana getiriyor. İyi ki "Barbican'a gidebilir miyiz?" demişim. Savaş sonrası değişen yerleşim alanları mimarlık ve -biraz da- politikayla nasıl şekillenir. Bu nasıl koca bir hayat tarzı olur. #Barbican hakkında okuyunuz. Burada bir evde yaşamak nasıldır acaba... @barbicancentre
The Barbican is one of London’s most interesting examples of Brutalist architecture. After World War II, the area was destroyed during the Blitz in the 1940s, so in the 1960s and ’70s, architects decided to build something totally different. A whole little city inspired by Mediterranean towns, with gardens, terraces, and walkways up above the streets. The buildings are made from raw concrete with a cool woodgrain texture, which makes them feel a bit less harsh than you might expect. People used to think it looked cold and rough, but now it’s seen as a bold and creative way to rebuild after the war. The Barbican Centre opened in 1982 and today the area is a buzzing cultural spot and a really popular place to live, with apartments selling for over £800,000 and well into the millions. It’s more than just concrete, it’s a symbol of new ideas and fresh starts. What do you think about the Barbican? #barbican #London #londonlife #solodates #barbicancentre #londonart #londonhistory #history #brutalism #brutalistarchitecture #architecture #londonarchitecture #solotrip
The Barbican is one of London’s most interesting examples of Brutalist architecture. After World War II, the area was destroyed during the Blitz in the 1940s, so in the 1960s and ’70s, architects decided to build something totally different. A whole little city inspired by Mediterranean towns, with gardens, terraces, and walkways up above the streets. The buildings are made from raw concrete with a cool woodgrain texture, which makes them feel a bit less harsh than you might expect. People used to think it looked cold and rough, but now it’s seen as a bold and creative way to rebuild after the war. The Barbican Centre opened in 1982 and today the area is a buzzing cultural spot and a really popular place to live, with apartments selling for over £800,000 and well into the millions. It’s more than just concrete, it’s a symbol of new ideas and fresh starts. What do you think about the Barbican? #barbican #London #londonlife #solodates #barbicancentre #londonart #londonhistory #history #brutalism #brutalistarchitecture #architecture #londonarchitecture #solotrip
Imagine a world where fish fly through the air / for @futurelondonacademy in @barbicancentre with model: @iriwkis / org.: @ekaterina_solomeina
Imagine a world where fish fly through the air / for @futurelondonacademy in @barbicancentre with model: @iriwkis / org.: @ekaterina_solomeina
Addicted to daydreaming🎧 #altpop #headphones #newmusic #barbican
Addicted to daydreaming🎧 #altpop #headphones #newmusic #barbican
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