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Architectural history

the postwar movement valuing raw materials, exposed structure and services and clearly legible form, often in unfinished concrete.

In architectural history, New Brutalism refers to the postwar movement valuing raw materials, exposed structure and services and clearly legible form, often in unfinished concrete. This meaning comes from Banham (1966) in The new brutalism.[1]

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References

Banham, R. (1966). The new brutalism. Reinhold. Open Library record

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