The beautifully Brutalist Glen Park BART station in San Francisco. Many of the original stations from the 1970s feature Brutalist architecture, but I particularly like this one.
Brutalism is style of high modernist architecture that uses concrete as its main material. It can be seen in quite a bit of European and North American architecture from the 1950s through 1970s.
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The beautifully Brutalist Glen Park BART station in San Francisco. Many of the original stations from the 1970s feature Brutalist architecture, but I particularly like this one.
I’m not familiar with the Brutalist style of architecture. I’m going to go read up on it now! 🙂
Great pic, Amanda. Hugs to you and Luna!
I too am unfamiliar with the Brutalist style.
That makes three of us!
Brutalism is style of high modernist architecture that uses concrete as its main material. It can be seen in quite a bit of European and North American architecture from the 1950s through 1970s.
Very nice. I see it everyday. That is where I get off in the morning.
Well weez wiff most of da udders and not have a clue.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Lexi
Very nice black and white photo. I am not familiar with this area, but that means I just learned something. Thanks, 🙂