For over a century, we built cities around a machine. Not around children. Not around pedestrians. Not around conversation. Around cars. We widened roads, demolished neighbourhoods, poured flyovers through markets — and called it development. The louder the engine, the stronger the economy. The faster the traffic, the greater the progress. Now something quietly radical …
Fun Fact: The word “Brutalism” comes from the French term béton brut, meaning “raw concrete” — and today, it’s getting an eco-friendly makeover! Once dismissed as cold and harsh, Brutalism — the mid-20th-century architectural style characterised by heavy concrete structures — is experiencing an unexpected revival. But it’s not coming back unchanged. Welcome to the …