University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Building 2

Dixon Jones Built 1970s 15 Broadway, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia

Brutalism 90%

The UTS Building 2 is a significant example of Brutalist architecture, showcasing a bold and functional design. Its distinctive façade and structural elements reflect the architectural trends of the 1970s, focusing on materiality and geometric forms.

Architectural Styles

Brutalism

90%

This style is evident in the building's raw concrete surfaces and the emphasis on structural honesty. The bold, angular forms and repetitive patterns highlight the typical characteristics of Brutalist architecture.

Raw concrete façade
Angular shapes
Repetitive modular design
Visible structural elements
Large horizontal lines

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Notable Features

Prominent use of concrete
Unique geometric design
Integration with urban environment

Historical Context

Constructed in the 1970s, this building represents a period of architectural experimentation that favored raw materials and functional forms. It is a notable piece within the UTS campus.