Source of photos, article in Hungarian with more images: https://epiteszforum.hu/betonba-foglalt-alom--az-okisz-szekhaz
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2 Comments
fritobugger@vlemmy.net · 1 pts · 3y
Is this considered to be part of the "Brutalist School" of architecture that was popular behind the iron curtain and to a certain extent in West Germany?
krnkkty@vlemmy.net · 2 pts · 3y
Yes! You can tell by the use of exposed, "raw" (unpainted) concrete. However, I don't believe that brutalism was more popular east of the iron curtain than in the west -- there are examples all over the world, notably in London.