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Legend of brutalism Owen Luder dies at 93

Legend of brutalism Owen Luder dies at 93
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Former RIBA president and champion of Brutalism Owen Luder has passed away at 93

Former RIBA president and champion of Brutalism Owen Luder has passed away at 93
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Owen Luder Britain s unluckiest architect dies aged 93

Once dubbed ‘Britain's unluckiest architect’, Luder outlived several of his often-controversial 1960s and 1970s concrete buildings including the Tricorn

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Owen Luder, most stark of Brutalist architects whose controversial buildings included the multi-storey car park featured in the thriller Get Carter – obituary

Many of Luder’s uncompromising concrete blocks gained a small, dedicated following, but they often weathered poorly and ended in demolition

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Campaigners launch fight to save Finch s Brixton office tower | News

Show Fullscreen International House in Brixton Supporters of the south London borough of Lambeth’s municipal architecture created under the auspices of Ted Hollamby have launched a campaign to save a 1980s office block from redevelopment. Twelve-storey International House was part of George Finch’s Brixton Recreation Centre development, begun in the early 1970s but only completed in 1985. While the Rec was listed at grade II in 2016, an application to include International House in the listing was rejected. International House was originally designed to be council offices but is currently being used as “meanwhile” workspace. Lambeth wants to redevelop the site – and the nearby “Pop Brixton” temporary events space – with a long-term mixed-use residential and commercial scheme expected to deliver around 120 new homes.

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