Concrete Connections: The Legacy of Brutalism

This chapter explores the role of concrete in brutalist architecture, with specific references to the works of Le Corbusier and John Andrews. It highlights the evolution of architectural styles from the 1950s to the present, discussing the interplay between technology, community needs, and the aesthetic qualities of concrete. The chapter also emphasizes the significance of buildings like Robin Hood Gardens and the Ontario Science Centre in reflecting the values and aspirations of their creators.