*Some Spoilers*
Just who is The Brutalist? As an architectural term, Brutalism has been interpreted in many ways. Its most classical definition refers to the post-war architectural movement for monumental architecture created through raw, unadorned materials - most famously concrete. Brutalism's genesis as a term is less clearcut with multiple theories: a loose translation of the Swedish "Nye-Brutalism", a reference to the French term for concrete (Beton Brut) and a "pure bloody-mindedness" as architectural pioneers the Smithsons would say. In…
