Brutalist architecture emphasizes function over decoration, highlighting raw materials like concrete, and features a minimalist approach that reveals the beauty of structural elements.
The industrial aesthetic of Brutalism emerged after major wars, prioritizing functionality and honesty in materials, while shunning unnecessary decoration, reflecting societal needs and conditions.
Many renowned architects like Le Corbusier and Paul Rudolph have embraced Brutalism, designing structures that not only appealed visually but also served significant social and economic roles.
The Maadi Villa exemplifies modern Brutalist design, blending minimalism with warm elements to provide a unique residential experience that reflects both tradition and contemporary aesthetics.
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