2.2" x 3.6" 
Black Twill with Embroidery
Merrowed Edge
Iron-on Backing

The term "Brutalist Architecture" humorously conjures images of a fierce metal band, with its aggressive connotation and bold sound. This name, however, belies the architectural style's roots, derived from the French "béton brut," meaning raw concrete. Emerging in the post-war era of the 1950s, Brutalism emphasized functionality and honesty, using raw materials to create imposing, monolithic structures that transformed urban landscapes. The style's utilitarian approach and unadorned appearance often evoke a sense of austerity, yet these buildings are celebrated for their raw beauty and structural integrity. Brutalism stands as a significant artistic movement of reconstruction and innovation, its name adding a layer of irony and intrigue, much like a catchy band title with a hint of humor.