High Point, Bradford

High Point is a striking example of Brutalist architecture located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. Completed in 1972, it originally served as the headquarters for the Yorkshire Building Society. After standing unused for 25 years, the building is set to be transformed into 87 luxury flats by 2024. Its unique design features ribbed concrete and narrow windows, reminiscent of a castle, and has sparked discussions about the legacy of Brutalism in urban landscapes. High Point's history includes a controversial past with a significant public poll favoring its demolition, yet it remains a notable landmark reflecting the architectural evolution of the region.