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Brutalism: Architecture and Ethics
This chapter explores the history and evolution of brutalist architecture, emphasizing its unique characteristics and its connection to post-World War II ideals. It examines the interplay between artistic intentions, public perception, and the economic realities that shaped the movement, particularly in the context of community engagement. The discussion also raises critical questions about the changing reception of brutalism and its relevance in contemporary architecture debates.
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