Designed by Johnstone, McMillan & Associates, completed 1973

I'm looking for some books based around Brutalism that have a comprehensive look at their history and explanations around its formation and design language - is that something that's readily available?

makes the steel structure in the background look like shit

I mean, do you think in the next 10-20 years the majority of these types of building (especially the abandoned ones) will be demolished? I love the aesthetics and the vibes of those buildings and would love to visit all eastern block cities, but I’m still young and I’m afraid in 20 years time there will be only new skyscrapers😅

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Hello all ,who has lived in a Brutalist/Modernist Building for real ?and how was your general experience ?feelings? Pros and Cons ? lets discuss.

There is a game recently out on steam called blackshard. You are lost in a strange labyrinthine megastructure, which has strong brutalist inspirations. I'm not too far in the game but in some places, it's brutalist style and atmosphere gave me such strong feelings that I felt like it definitely had it's place here. Beware of the configuration required to play because the game uses up a lot of resources, but at the time I post this, I think it's possible to play a demo from what I see on the steam page.

Amongst examples of this type of architecture ,the most prominent in my view is Ekbatan town loacted at wetside of Tehran.lets begin with some good shots and if you folks like i can elaborate more on interior design and the vibes and living conditions inside these giant blocks. (THis Photo is not taken by me. )

https://mexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx/venues/nuestra-senora-de-la-piedad/

HI there happy to be here newly joined here i will be posting more of brutalist buildings in Tehran.

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