Urban Renewal Brutalism
Urban Renewal Brutalism refers to a style of architecture that emerged in the mid-20th century as part of urban renewal projects in cities around the world. Characterized by massive, monolithic concrete structures, sharp angles, and a lack of ornamentation, Urban Renewal Brutalist buildings often convey a sense of power and authority. This architectural style aimed to create a sense of modernity and progress, but has been met with mixed reactions due to its stark and imposing appearance.