I love Brutalist architecture. Jonathan Meades' series on BBC4 is great. pic.twitter.com/W0mz8sfGFr
— Inland Empire 777 (@InlandEmpire777) January 26, 2020
loved watching the unapologetic Jonathan Meades talk about Brutalism. a hilarious, scathing, loving, critical & nostalgic view of faded dreams, the end of the heroic era of architecture as imagination, where primitivism, mayan aesthetics or cubism were all something to live in. pic.twitter.com/IkBlevvRpK
— Tim Stoner (@stonertim) January 27, 2020
"The consensual cannot help but be feeble"
— barhamm (@magwitch5151) January 20, 2020
Oh that's good. Very good. Need a programme just on that line. Brilliantly written and brilliantly presented by Jonathan Meades#BunkersBrutalismandBloodymindedness
If you're a sleepless fan of #Brutalism and #architecture then midnight thirty on #BBC4 sees a repeat of the excellent #JonathanMeades two part documentary on concrete wonders. pic.twitter.com/pe6Rph0hmP
— Oscar_Dowson (@Dr_Oscar_Dowson) January 19, 2020
Jonathan Meades about Brutalism, Bunkers etc etc again on bbc 4. It is always a bloody pleasure, even if it is 12thirty and you have to wake up early (ish).
— Electric Knife Rec (@electric_knife) January 20, 2020
just did a stage dive for jonathan meades. again
— please clap (@rogerduprevost) January 27, 2020
More Clive James and a Brutalist piece from Jonathan Meades. BBC4 you're spoiling us!
— Stuart Richards (@stupot194) January 26, 2020
Bunkers and brutalism #BBC4:-
— Mark Higton (@Alfromeo) January 27, 2020
Meades' ode to #Brutalism and critique on sustainability: "Friends of the Earth. Friends? Rather like how a delusional man views magazine porn stars as Girlfriends." Classic#jonathanmeades #Brutalism
“The consensual cannot help but be feeble” – Jonathan Meades’ defence of brutalism is great telly
— Richard Purnell (@richardpurnell) January 22, 2020
@Rebecca52731232 I bloody love Jonathan Meades. That Brutalism programme was WONDERFUL
— The Dalai Farmer (@Grove_digger) January 21, 2020
An absolute treat to be able to see this again! Concrete love to @FrancisHanly #JonathanMeades #brutalism https://t.co/yNzsWSivEB
— Helen Angell (@helen_angell73) January 20, 2020
If you're a sleepless fan of #Brutalism and #architecture then midnight thirty on #BBC4 sees a repeat of the excellent #JonathanMeades two part documentary on concrete wonders. pic.twitter.com/pe6Rph0hmP
— Oscar_Dowson (@Dr_Oscar_Dowson) January 19, 2020
I just liked “Jonathan Meades :: Bunkers Brutalism and Bloodymindedness Concrete Poetry – One” on #Vimeo: https://t.co/EoxNJjALwr
— Tiago Santos (@tigasantos) January 19, 2020
Worth noting that the truly *wonderful* Bunkers, Brutalism and Bloodymindedness: Concrete Poetry with Jonathan Meades is back on iPlayer right now. Fill your (concrete) boots. https://t.co/KrkHgt7rg3
— Jeff Livingstone (@DefJeff) January 28, 2020
Flicking through iPlayer I chance upon Jonathan Meades tracing the roots of modern brutalist architecture to Sir John Vanbrugh’s baroque masterpiece @SeatonDelavalNT pic.twitter.com/ocVBEWB6sO
— Dan Jackson (@northumbriana) January 27, 2020
If it was up to me, Jonathan Meades would be the next Doctor Who.
— Oscar_Dowson (@Dr_Oscar_Dowson) January 27, 2020
Georges Braque said “art is there to trouble us… there are too many artists who want to be scientists”. wow, how true is that today?! (from Jonathan Meades / Brutalism)
— Tim Stoner (@stonertim) January 28, 2020
Bunkers and brutalism #BBC4:-
— Mark Higton (@Alfromeo) January 27, 2020
Meades' ode to #Brutalism and critique on sustainability: "Friends of the Earth. Friends? Rather like how a delusional man views magazine porn stars as Girlfriends." Classic#jonathanmeades #Brutalism
