El Colegio de México building
Mexico City, Mexico
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In Mexico City, the headquarters of El Colegio de México exemplifies brutalist architecture through its bold, sculptural concrete forms. Designed by architects Teodoro González de León and Abraham Zabludovsky, the building was completed in 1974, representing a significant expression of the brutalist style in Mexico during that era. Its monumental presence reflects the institution's intellectual ambitions while the raw concrete construction characterizes the period's architectural vocabulary.
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- Type
- university building
- Place
- Mexico City, Mexico
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