Shapes of Brutalism Camden Town Hall Annexe, London - graphic print Size:A3 - 29.7cm x 42cm This screen acts as a

This screen acts as a intelligent brise soleil that automatically opens and closes to control the amount of light and heat entering the building

The building was given Grade II listed status in March 1996

Oscar Francis was approached again in early 2016 to amend the original poster to include the new extension by Herzog & De Meuron

This piece is part of a larger collection Beautiful Estate

Shapes of Brutalism Camden Town Hall Annexe, London - graphic print Size:A3 - 29.7cm x 42cm This screen acts as aThis print is inspired by the facade of the Camden Town Hall Annexe. This building sits on a site on Euston Road across from St. Pancras Station. and adjacent to the original town hall built in the 1930s. The building was designed by Camden Architects Department and completed in 1974. The Shapes of Brutalism collection celebrates brutalist architecture in London. Brutalism championed material honesty and expressed function through form. The bold