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Brutalist Institutionalism and the Architecture of Denial

An analysis of how mid-century Brutalist public housing projects functioned as physical manifestations of institutional gaslighting and identity-defense.

Brutalist structures often prioritized ideological purity over human-centric design, creating environments that forced occupants into compliance through imposing scale.

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