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I think architecture has the same problem. The best way to stand out in the 50s/60s was to break with every good rule of traditional architecture and create the

I think architecture has the same problem. The best way to stand out in the 50s/60s was to break with every good rule of traditional architecture and create the Brutalist style. They completely ignored the human emotional aspect of buildings and living spaces.

JohnFen 3y ago
> They completely ignored the human emotional aspect of buildings and living spaces. But it turns out they didn't, since the majority of today's architectural design is even more alienating. Brutalism often seems downright cozy in comparison.