I know it's common to hate on it, but I actually love a lot of Brutalist Architecture. It shows a strong commitment to infrastructure that I rarely see today.

I know it's common to hate on it, but I actually love a lot of Brutalist Architecture. It shows a strong commitment to infrastructure that I rarely see today. Plus, a number of the examples just look very genuinely nice to be around (the Spaghetti Junction, Brunswick Centre, and Zog House in the article all look great)