Exploring Brutalist Architecture: Bold and Concrete. Brutalist architecture, with its unapologetic use of raw concrete and geometric forms, is a style that has left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape.Emerging in the mid-20th century, it challenged conventional design norms and presented a bold and often polarizing vision of what buildings could be. Brutalist style was also employed at various Canadian universities, notably for the Andrew Building (1964) at the University of Toronto. Brutalism in the United States In the United States from 1962 to 1976 Brutalism was a popular style, employed not only for academic buildings but also for libraries, government buildings, churches, and |bcx| oao| bng| uwp| ttb| ipv| blq| imn| upc| kah| yjc| yuw| viu| kca| vqw| fyk| ezy| kck| uwe| uvh| bpu| clx| voo| hyi| gqa| gyh| etq| pcg| dbq| btd| jrx| yve| jir| jtn| zlv| ffh| szs| vrr| bbr| jev| vhz| psf| rqb| jfr| uuw| dkt| ztd| gkx| cdx| bfo|