You’d think he’d be right at home with Brutalism. It is his stock and trade after all.
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I’d post a Wiki link to the page about Fascism and neo classic architecture but it would be taken down as being off topic.
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I assume most people here know who Albert Speer was. His style fits right in with what the orange one likes.
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After all, the orange one kept a copy of Mein Kampf on his night stand in military school according to a fellow student. Probably the only book he ever attempted to read. and yes, this will probably be taken down.
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Oof! That’s hideous. I assume the Blade Runner building was inspired by it.
They should tear down that POS and turn the land into a park where people can bring their pets (who won’t be tested on).
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Sadly this architectural icon in Houston will be torn down.
Harris County Family Law Center
1115 Congress Street
built in 1968
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Architectural censorship.
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Ugh. .
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A lot of those buildings are extremely ugly and aged terribly. This is probably one of the more benign things he has done.
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It’s one of the very few things about which I agree with him.
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Might as well shut down the Washington Metro while they’re at it, possibly the capital’s most extensive and highly used piece of brutalist architecture / infrastructure.
Honestly, at this point the best way to ensure these federal brutalist buildings survive for another generation or two is to rename them after Confederate generals.
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Most astute observation of the month.
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