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Old Posted Jan 14, 2012, 8:20 AM
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Originally Posted by photoLith View Post
You could make the same argument for saving suburban tract housing in the future. It's ugly, cheap, and lacks a human touch. When they start tearing down shit suburbs that were built in the 90s in like 40 years will you be saying we have to preserve crap like that too?
No comparison. The type of Brutalist buildings being discussed for preservation are one-of-a-kind eccentricities. Suburban tract houses are cookie cutters that are often designed to have a shelf-life, made with cheap material and craftsmanship with the intention of being replaced some time in the future. Brutalist buildings look like they're built to last for eons.
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