Yeah. I know we have some buildings, but there are not that many here. Brutalism never took off in North America as well as it did in Europe (particularly the United Kingdom). 82 Weber really works because it isn't a very bold building. Brutalism was often criticized as being very heavy and monolithic, but that little office is small and subtle so the concrete and dark wood looks great. I hope we can preserve this stuff here.
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