London is the birthplace of Brutalist architecture

This is a residential area located in Camden, London, designed by Neave Brown in 1968. The community consists of two rows of terraces, accommodating over 520 households and more than 1600 people, with a public pedestrian path between the terraces. The distinctive Brutalist style makes it stand out sharply against the surrounding Victorian architecture. This community is also the first council house to be listed as Grade II.