The exhibition Capital Brutalism at the National Building Museum delves into the history, present status, and potential future of Brutalist architecture in Washington, D.C., showcasing seven notable structures and the Metro system.
By featuring archival materials, drawings, models, and contemporary photos, the exhibition traces the roots of Brutalism in the U.S. capital during the Cold War period, alongside speculative redesigns by renowned architecture firms for these structures.
Key buildings like The Robert C. Weaver Federal Building and the Hirshhorn Museum are highlighted, emphasizing the lasting impact of Brutalist architecture on the local landscape and inviting visitors to envision redesign possibilities.
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