Preston Bus Station Risograph Print | A3 Black & White Brutalist Architecture Poster

A raw and textured A3 risograph print of Preston Bus Station, one of the UK’s most iconic Brutalist landmarks. This photograph captures the pedestrian entrance facade and the famous curved balustrades of the car parking levels, reimagined through risograph printing to emphasise the building’s sweeping concrete geometry and monumental scale.

Features:
- Black & white risograph print, 
- 42cm × 30 cm (A3)
- Printed on 170gsm Munken Pure Rough Premium paper
- Supplied unframed in a postage tube
- Based on my original photograph of Preston Bus Station.

More than a photographic reproduction, this is an artistic interpretation of Preston’s celebrated transport hub. Affordable and sustainable, it makes a meaningful gift for architects, students, or design enthusiasts—and a distinctive piece of wall art for anyone with a connection to the city.

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Building Information

Location: Preston, UK
Architect: Building Design Partnership (Keith Ingham & Charles Wilson)
Completed: 1969
Status: Grade II listed (since 2013)
Brief Overview:
Preston Bus Station is one of the largest and most distinctive Brutalist structures in the UK. Known for its dramatic curved concrete balustrades and monumental scale, it has become a symbol of post-war modern architecture and an enduring landmark of northern England.

The risograph process creates bold contrasts, layered textures, and subtle variations from print to print. The choice of Munken Pure Rough paper enhances the tactile, raw quality of the ink and gives the image a warm, soft finish.