Beauty is in the eye of the beholder – Brutalism at Boots

Continuing my Eye on Sutton here’s a rather contentious building on the High Street.

Brutalist architecture emerged during the 1950s and was a reaction to the nostalgic style of the 1930s and 1940s.


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Buildings are characterised by utilising materials such as concrete and highlighting the structure as a design approach, rather than being traditionally decorative.

How do you feel about it? Will it stand the test of time? Does it compliment surrounding buildings? Is it a bit dark in there?


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Kasper Seward
Kasper Seward
1 year ago

Would be vastly improved with a well researched and involved mural I’d imagine.

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