Concrete Dreams

Cover image for Issue 01, "Concrete Dreams", showing brutalist concrete architecture.

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The first issue examines the foundational promises of brutalism — the housing estates that were meant to reshape society, and the films that turned those same buildings into symbols of a world gone wrong. Two perspectives on the same concrete: one built with hope, the other projected with dread.

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Cover photograph of brutalist concrete architecture for the article "Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language".

Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language

Le Corbusier called it béton brut—concrete left raw and unhidden. From that single material choice grew an entire architectural language of mass, texture, and unflinching structural honesty.

Cover photograph of brutalist concrete architecture for the article "Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language".

Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language

Le Corbusier called it béton brut—concrete left raw and unhidden. From that single material choice grew an entire architectural language of mass, texture, and unflinching structural honesty.

Cover photograph of brutalist concrete architecture for the article "Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language".

Béton Brut: How Raw Concrete Became an Architectural Language

Le Corbusier called it béton brut—concrete left raw and unhidden. From that single material choice grew an entire architectural language of mass, texture, and unflinching structural honesty.

Cover image for Issue 01, "Concrete Dreams", showing brutalist concrete architecture.

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