Brutal Architecture - an Open Thread
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Leeds University2 by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Roger Stevens Building - Leeds University 3 by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Brutalist Reflections by David Yeoman, on Flickr
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"Like tombstones in a cemetery" Canary Wharf, London...
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Birmingham central library polaroids shot on the day it closed to the public
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And who doesn't love a gold ceiling 103 Colmore Row Birmingham
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Brutal inside and outside - FBI headquarters in Wash. D.C.
FBI Building concrete monster - Washington DC by Phil Marion (199 million views), on Flickr
FBI Building concrete monster - Washington DC by Phil Marion (199 million views), on Flickr
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Brutalist architecture - Havana, Cuba
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Brutalist architecture - Havana, Cuba by Phil Marion (199 million views), on Flickr
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Mind you, even the most brutal architecture can be improved with a little humour... (Alexander House Business Centre, Swindon)
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Hi, mildly brutal : Bochum-Hustadt/D :
(Built in the 1970s, the flats were mostly used by university employees. Then the government introduced income ceilings for tenants, evicting those with higher income.
After this, lower income earners and social security recipients moved in, and migrants. The area developed into a social hot-spot. In recent years, this is being corrected ...)
(Built in the 1970s, the flats were mostly used by university employees. Then the government introduced income ceilings for tenants, evicting those with higher income.
After this, lower income earners and social security recipients moved in, and migrants. The area developed into a social hot-spot. In recent years, this is being corrected ...)
