Simon Phipps Bücher

This work presents a visual journey through the post-war modernist architecture of northern Britain, showcasing the unique designs and structures that emerged during this transformative period. Simon Phipps captures the essence of these architectural feats, highlighting their significance and the cultural context in which they were created. The book serves as both a tribute to the era's innovative spirit and a comprehensive photographic record, appealing to architecture enthusiasts and historians alike.

Focusing on innovative strategies in information management, this book explores the integration of technology and data in building processes. Dr. Matthew Steele presents a comprehensive guide that emphasizes the importance of accurate information flow and collaboration among stakeholders in construction projects. The text covers practical applications, case studies, and the future of building information modeling, making it essential for professionals seeking to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the industry.

NEW REVISED EDITION! Produced in collaboration with Henrietta Billings and Simon Phipps, Brutalist London Map is a two-sided folding map features over fifty leading examples of Brutalist architecture in London, from the Alexandra Road Estate to World's End Housing. Celebrated Brutalist buildings such as the Trellick Tower, the Barbican and the National Theatre are included along with lesser known, yet equally influential buildings. The reverse side of the map features an introduction to Brutalism by Henrietta Billings, photos by Simon Phipps and details about each building. Perfect for a walking tour or framing, this map measures slightly larger than A2 open, folds to slightly larger than A5 and is protected by a wide band. All of our printed publications are printed in East Sussex on quality recycled paper.

A photographic exploration of post-war modernist architecture in Wales.

Here is a new photographic look at the raw concrete and imposing mass of Brutalist architecture that is undeniably part of the fabric of London's landscape - both visual and social - and part of our urban history. Momentum is now growing to celebrate, reclaim and preserve buildings which were once written off or allowed to decay. This collection of unique and evocative photography by Simon Phipps casts the city in a new light. Arranged by inner London Borough, 'Brutal London' includes examples such as Trellick Tower, Brunswick Centre and many others.