A piece of square-peg architecture points us to Cold War history
I read this piece interested less in the architectural angle than in the memories it evoked growing up a Navy brat in North Charleston. Any interest in more stories like these? Or has that been done? I also love your blog and miss your reporting.
Price is a consideration, but it's a book that's long overdue. Brutalism has been neglected in the history of the Southern built landscape.
P.S. your blog is wonderful.
I think a book is a fantastic idea. There are some great brutalist gems out here!
I’d consider buying such a book depending on price, but it would require buying a coffee table.
I read this piece interested less in the architectural angle than in the memories it evoked growing up a Navy brat in North Charleston. Any interest in more stories like these? Or has that been done? I also love your blog and miss your reporting.
Price is a consideration, but it's a book that's long overdue. Brutalism has been neglected in the history of the Southern built landscape.
P.S. your blog is wonderful.
I think a book is a fantastic idea. There are some great brutalist gems out here!
I’d consider buying such a book depending on price, but it would require buying a coffee table.