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After the war, when cities lay in ruins, Brutalism was born — a new architecture built from truth rather than beauty. Made of raw concrete and honest forms, it rejected decoration and showed every scar of its creation.
People wondered, “Is this beauty?” Yet the buildings stood silent, embodying strength, honesty, and survival.
Brutalism became more than a style — it became a story of resilience, of finding poetry in what is raw, and beauty in what dares to be real.
