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Barbican Residents - Inside the iconic Brutalist estate animals mainstream feminism has catered toAnton started a photo series documenting the intriguing mix of Barbican residents within the intimate settings of their own homes. The post war estate is one of the largest examples of Brutalist architecture and represents a utopian ideal for inner city living. Behind its concrete exterior the 40 acre estate reveals an urban oasis with landscaped gardens, a lake, its own school and church as well as a concert hall and arts complex. With an estimated