The “Musée L” (University Museum of Louvain) is an absolute example of brutalist architecture, characterized by facades of unpainted “raw concrete,” whose surfaces often have a texture keeping the mark of wooden planks that were used for molding. The building was built in 1973 by Belgian architect André Jacqmain in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. Until 2017 it was named “Bibliothèque des Sciences et Technologies.” (August 2018)

Posted for sale: December 2018. Prints are produced at time of purchase.

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