Client

Overview

Clayton Blake’s “MONOLITH” is a visual tribute to the 1950’s post war Brutalist Architectural movement. Seen as modern architecture at its most radical and driven by a functional approach toward design, Brutalism is characterised by minimalist construction techniques that showcases bare building materials and structural elements over decorative design. The Brutalist genre consists of exposed concrete, bold abstract forms, geometric shapes and a predominately monochrome colour pallet.

Goals

To showcase the Brutalist genre which consists of exposed concrete, bold abstract forms, geometric shapes and a predominately monochrome colour pallet.