Brutalist Architecture: Raw Concrete Beauty
Understand the bold, uncompromising style that divided opinion
Brutalism emerged in the 1950s, featuring raw concrete, massive geometric forms, and an honest expression of materials and structure. Though controversial, Brutalist buildings like the Barbican Estate in London showcase bold architectural vision. The style represented social idealism and the belief that architecture could improve society. Today, many Brutalist buildings are being appreciated as important cultural heritage.
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