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Brutalism
A short-lived architectural movement of the 1960s that set itself in opposition to the picturesque Scandinavian-influenced mainstream of the period, and instead advocated the brutally frank expression of the nature of modern materials, characterised by unadorned concrete and the blunt detailing of joints and openings.
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