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Line 400: It seems to me that there is a sort of confounding of prefabricated panel buildings as brutalism. In the picture examples we have several examples of these sorts of prefab panel buildings (known in German as Plattenbauten), yet I would argue that these are separate from Brutalism. Whilst they do use concrete, I'd say they are quite distinct as an architectural phenomenon from Brutalism. I'd say Park Hill Estate however is Brutalist whilst the buildings in Talnakh aren't. What do we think? [[Special:Contributions/194.230.148.211\|194.230.148.211]] ([[User talk:194.230.148.211\|talk]]) 11:38, 19 January 2024 (UTC) ~~== Prefab buildings as brutalism? ==~~ It seems to me that there is a sort of confounding of prefabricated panel buildings as brutalism. In the picture examples we have several examples of these sorts of prefab panel buildings (known in German as Plattenbauten), yet I would argue that these are separate from Brutalism. Whilst they do use concrete, I'd say they are quite distinct as an architectural phenomenon from Brutalism. I'd say Park Hill Estate however is Brutalist whilst the buildings in Talnakh aren't. What do we think? [[Special:Contributions/194.230.148.211\|194.230.148.211]] ([[User talk:194.230.148.211\|talk]]) 11:39, 19 January 2024 (UTC)

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