Protected: From Brutalism to Beauty: The Case for Returning to Traditional Architecture
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Protected: From Brutalism to Beauty: The Case for Returning to Traditional Architecture
Buildings and other public structures, the ancient Roman architectural master Vitruvius wrote, need to be sturdy and long-lasting, must efficiently fulfill the uses and serve the users for which they are intended – and should be pleasing to the eye. Today’s architecture, writes Michael Bonner, is none of these things. In most cases, it’s the opposite – and that is usually by intention, as “starchitects” foist awful designs on an increasingly unw…
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