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Emerging in the 1950s and resonating throughout the 1970s, Brutalist architecture marked a stark departure from previous styles. Characterized by its raw concrete forms and minimalism, this style prioritized function over aesthetics, often used in social housing projects. However, as public perception shifted to associate Brutalism with urban decay, it began to decline. Despite the challenges, some Brutalist structures have gained cultural significance and recognition as architectural landmarks.