The family of Brutalist Maps architectural guide books just welcomed its newest member into this world and extends the reach to Australia: Brutalist Sydney Map—launched this week by Blue Crow Media in collaboration with Glenn Harper of @Brutalist_Project_Sydney and Senior Associate Architect at PTW Architects—helps concrete aficionados locate and learn more about landmark buildings designed by Marcel Breuer, Herbert Beckhard, Harry Seidler & Associates and many others.

"The guide features fifty of the most significant examples of Brutalist architecture in the city and suburbs of Sydney. Celebrated buildings such as the Sirius Apartments (likely to be sold without heritage listing) by Tao Gofers and the former NSW Housing Commission, Sydney Town Hall by Anchor Mortlock and Woolley, and Bidura Children’s Court (now sold and likely to be demolished) by former NSW Government Architect are included alongside lesser known structures such as Buhrich House II by the émigré architects Hugh and Eva Buhrich, the Eastern Suburbs Railway Vents attributed to Mansfield Jarvis and Maclurcan and the former CBC Bank Headquarters by Kerr and Smith."

↑ Sirius Apartments

↑ Molecular Science and Biochemistry

↑ Kuring gai College

↑ Bidura Children's Court

↑ Readers Digest Offices

"This map not only guides the reader to discover many of Sydney’s
boldest and historically important Brutalist buildings, it enables a unique encounter of Sydney and its varied urban and harbor side landscapes," says Harper.

Click here to learn more about Brutalist Sydney Map.

All photos by Glenn Harper.