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The coordinates engraved on the back of the Capsule Tower base mark the former location of the Nakagin Capsule Tower.Alt...
12/06/2026

The coordinates engraved on the back of the Capsule Tower base mark the former location of the Nakagin Capsule Tower.

Although the building no longer stands, its legacy lives on through the photographs, memories, and objects it inspired.

The Capsule Tower Stacking Game is one small part of that continuing story.





Combining the challenge of a three-dimensional puzzle with the spontaneity of a stacking game, the Brutalist Tower pays ...
16/05/2026

Combining the challenge of a three-dimensional puzzle with the spontaneity of a stacking game, the Brutalist Tower pays tribute to the beauty of Brutalist architecture.

A simple game that transforms the language of concrete architecture into tactile play!

15/05/2026

No wright or wrong , just different possibilities.

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Stack, interlock, rebalance, rebuild.
08/05/2026

Stack, interlock, rebalance, rebuild.

05/05/2026

The modular wooden pieces you can stack in multiple directions. Just keep the windows facing out and your tower balanced!

A game of balance that will help you develop spatial awareness and above all, fall in love with brutalist architecture.

Sixteen wooden blocks and your imagination.With hundreds of ways to stack them, no two creations are ever the same. ...
17/04/2026

Sixteen wooden blocks and your imagination.
With hundreds of ways to stack them, no two creations are ever the same.

“Why is the top of the Brutalist tower yellow?”Walk along the south bank of the Thames on a sunny day (Brutalism and rai...
17/04/2026

“Why is the top of the Brutalist tower yellow?”

Walk along the south bank of the Thames on a sunny day (Brutalism and rain don’t go well together), and you’ll find some of the UK’s most iconic Brutalist buildings just metres apart.

The circulation elements are painted in a bright yellow which inspired our design.

1951 → Royal Festival Hall → Matthew, Martin, Moro
1967–68 → Queen Elizabeth Hall + Hayward
1976 → National Theatre → Lasdun

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Now shipping. The Brutalist Tower.
14/04/2026

Now shipping. The Brutalist Tower.

09/04/2026

Brutalism: one of the most influential ( and divisive )styles of the last century.

The Brutalism Tower Set is a tribute to its bold, raw spirit.

Challenging, reconfigurable, and endlessly creative.Designed for curious minds , design enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to the beauty of raw, unapologetic architecture.

27/03/2026

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