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Original post by TimmonaPortella
2/10 bait
Im not even trolling. Red brick is the prettiest material i have ever seen .
Oh and
JUST LOOK AT THAT RAINBOW; HOW CONVENIENT.
JUST LOOK AT THAT RAINBOW; HOW CONVENIENT.
Original post by thecatwithnohat
+1 to that. Ive never seen it before but it looks cute.
Biased obviously but the main building at Glasgow is gorgeous, and I have some lectures here next semester 😊 usually sciences are confined to the less visually appealing buildings...
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Original post by thecatwithnohat
Oh and
JUST LOOK AT THAT RAINBOW; HOW CONVENIENT.
JUST LOOK AT THAT RAINBOW; HOW CONVENIENT.
Where is this?
Original post by earthworm
Where is this?
Royal Holloway unversity, Egham.
People have clearly never seen the art that is the ucl Ingold building, what a beauty
Original post by earthworm
For fans of British Brutalism (including me) there is Chamberlin Powel and Bon's...
University of Leeds extension.
Man I love that poured Concrete.
University of Leeds extension.
Man I love that poured Concrete.
People actually like Brutalism?
It is awful and everything made in that style should be torn down.
The most beautiful universities tend to be the most financially irresponsible universities. I'd rather my university look like dog turd than have it be a palace because you don't choose a university based on looks. So many universities are spending hundreds of millions of pounds on new buildings. THIS IS WHERE YOUR TUITION FEES ARE GOING TO PEOPLE. If you think the professors are getting that money, you're deluded. Admins and buildings are the cash drains
Original post by cacra
People actually like Brutalism?
It is awful and everything made in that style should be torn down.
It is awful and everything made in that style should be torn down.
Some do some dont. The top building "roger stevens" is grade 2 listed. Read the listing guide to see why. I'm impressed by the ability to fit 25 decent sized lecture theatres into a small footprint.
Original post by cacra
People actually like Brutalism?
It is awful and everything made in that style should be torn down.
It is awful and everything made in that style should be torn down.
I think there are some nice examples and it can look good as a one-off, but I certainly wouldn't want to live in a homogeneously brutalist city.
Original post by Plagioclase
I think there are some nice examples and it can look good as a one-off, but I certainly wouldn't want to live in a homogeneously brutalist city.
Yeah, to be honest the Leeds one isn't that bad.
Original post by cacra
Yeah, to be honest the Leeds one isn't that bad.
Yeah there are awful examples of Brutalism but there are bad examples of victorian gothic and neoclassical too
The surroundings of Keele University are beautiful tbh
Original post by Riley95
The surroundings of Keele University are beautiful tbh
I've never even heard of Keele before but yeah... that is very sexy.
(I think I am sexually attracted to red brick buildings, I would probably marry Birmingham uni if I was able.)
Original post by carlaraptor
Seconding University of Nottingham. I'm starting in September, I can't wait.
Campus is nice but the city is awful
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