Breaking free from twenty years of fascist rule, post-war Italy became fertile ground for brutalist architecture. Stark new concrete forms reshaped Italian urban landscapes with bold landmarks, from the iconic Torre Velasca in the centre of Milan to the controversial Vele di Scampia housing complex on the periphery of Naples. Brutalia guides readers around these examples of Italian brutalist architecture, informing curious explorers about their features, failures, and successes. www.zupagrafika.com/brutalia