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Not being ironic, I really like his website. Brutalism amateurs should take a look http://fultonhistory.com/ http://fultonhistory.com/ That is the perfect examp
by dehef 8y ago
Not being ironic, I really like his website. Brutalism amateurs should take a look http://fultonhistory.com/ http://fultonhistory.com/
That is the perfect example (on desktop), no regard for the design, still perfectly functional (including back button etc..).
Edit: just noticed the use of jAlbum for the gallery. Just adding +1 to nostalgia :)
- vanderZwan 8y agoOh wow, thank you for pointing that out! You can barely see it because the internet is too fast these days, but after you click a link it says "A wise decision!" EDIT: His donation page is here: http://fultonhistory.com/Donation%20paypal.html http://fultonhistory.com/Donation%20paypal.html
- adrianN 8y agoRenders as a blank page with a color changing square in the lower right corner for me. Very minimalist.
- bni 8y agoWants me to install something called flash, no thanks
- culot 8y agoFlash isn't necessary to use the site. It seems to be used for a PDF display portion of the archive search's split-pane view. The search results are displayed fine without Flash.
- swah 8y agoI like it too. Reminds me of a similar ("not-ironic") site here in Brazil: https://www.ccdb.gea.nom.br/ https://www.ccdb.gea.nom.br/ This guy serves tens of thousands of pages of his master piece book called Gea, and even makes his own bizarre old style renderings and animations to go with it. A recent rendering of his muse, Ky: https://www.ccdb.gea.nom.br/ky_2019_altissima_resolucao_2758x3840.html https://www.ccdb.gea.nom.br/ky_2019_altissima_resolucao_2758...
- pimlottc 8y agoBrutalism != "no regard for design", but an initially unadorned and functional design that makes no attempt to hide materials and structure.