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There's a quote from the photographer in the article: "Brutalist architecture in Japan might not ruffle feathers locally but it’s considered divisive elsewhere.
by derbOac 2y ago
There's a quote from the photographer in the article: "Brutalist architecture in Japan might not ruffle feathers locally but it’s considered divisive elsewhere."
I agree the article title is confusing.
On the other hand, I love brutalism and have found myself having to defend it lately in a way I didn't think would happen.
- DocTomoe 2y agoMaybe the photographer should stop telling other people in other cultures what they are supposed to like or dislike.
- theoreticalmal 2y agoSharing the reasons behind one’s own like or dislike can easily come across as telling others what they should think
- card_zero 2y agoOne difficult thing about it is that concrete weathers in a way which is, let's say, not conventionally attractive. The architects produce mockups where the walls are wide expanses of pure pale gray, but rarely do a second mockup where everything is covered in dark grimy streaks. This museum's patterns of perforations distract from the weathering rather well.