The Brutalist Syllabus is a comprehensive guide to the most aesthetically challenged architectural movement of the 20th century. From the bleak, utilitarian boxes of the early days to the later, more ornate, but still thoroughly uninviting, structures that defined the Brutalist style.
Here, you'll find a course of study that will leave you questioning the very notion of 'good taste' and 'beauty' in architecture. Or, at the very least, you'll learn to appreciate the beauty in the ugliness.
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