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> "the shared dignity of the public realm" That is a peculiar way to describe what Brutalism projects. I've always thought that it projected the sinister power
by toasterlovin 7y ago
> "the shared dignity of the public realm"
That is a peculiar way to describe what Brutalism projects. I've always thought that it projected the sinister power of bureaucracy, and that was why government officials fell for it as hard as they did.
(I know you're just quoting the author.)
- dragonwriter 7y ago> That is a peculiar way to describe what Brutalism projects By the express wording of the quote, it doesn't describe what Brutalism projects but what Brutalism was meant to project.