I rarely ever liked brutalism and this isn't it either
2 years ago by RagingHungryPanda to c/urbanplanning
I'm not sure if this sub is close enough. None of the architecture ones I looked at had recent activity.
But man, is brutalism ugly. There's like 2 brutalism buildings I've ever liked
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Urban planning aims to improve the built, natural, social and economic aspects of towns and cities. Discuss any related topics, like transportation, land use, and community development here among enthusiasts and professionals.
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I'm somewhat fond of eco brutalism, stark architecture liberally adorned with greenery.
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