> It's really interesting to me to see architecture used for its typical antithesis. I dunno, I can think of a modern architect or two who could design a dysto

> It's really interesting to me to see architecture used for its typical antithesis. I dunno, I can think of a modern architect or two who could design a dystopic hellscape intended to deter humans from entering for 10,000 years in his sleep … > It is typically used to bring a sense of bring out positive emotions, to inspire, to bring facility to humanity, to sanctify. I certainly wouldn't attribute those purposes to, say, the Brutalists.