I gave you a like, but only out of good sportsmanship.
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I would only admit to liking brutalism under certain conditions… like that Bond scene where Daniel Craig is siting naked in a wicker chair for example, but hats off to @AntonioL !
Like with most things there is good and bad.
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That’s kinda cool.
The Harry Ransom Center in Austin. It houses the world’s first photograph, a copy of the Magna Carte, and several other things in its collection.
https://alchetron.com/Harry-Ransom-Center#Notable-collections
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Oof, that is so much worse than the one in Boston.
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If you’re in Goshen then your luck has already run out.
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The capital of brutalism:
https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/fine-art/capital-brutalism-review-washington-district-of-concrete-national-building-museum-34b16ce9?st=488n4b&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
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Great pictures in that article! makes me love brutalism…
Here is another collection:
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Here’s a collection of a bunch of brutalist buildings in NYC: Some are good and some are crappy.
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That’s a YIMBY / Michael Young site right? Either way, great collection
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As far as I know, it is not a YIMBY-affiliated site. I found a contact email run by someone named “Josh”.
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If I recall correctly there was a huge fuss over adding an addition to this building.
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There is something very Longhorn about that one.
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I’m not sure. But this is a case of how a concrete, Brutal building actually makes practical sense. There are priceless works of art and documents in that building. Concrete doesn’t burn.
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On Amazon Prime -
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/0NYHQJUTBAUY6I7GTGPXHTHNW2/ref=atv_plr_landingpage_play
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