brutalist
/ˈbruːtɑːlɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A person who advocates for a style of architecture characterized by the use of unfinished or rough concrete, and often a rejection of ornamentation.
“The architect was a renowned brutalist who designed buildings that challenged societal norms.”
2. adjective
Characterized by or relating to a style of architecture or design that emphasizes raw, unfinished materials and a rejection of ornamentation.
“The city’s brutalist architecture was a stark contrast to the ornate buildings in the historic district.”