“The brutalist building is not a fortress, but a development of architectural expressionism,allowing the architect to show off their creative expression in the form of a building. Brutalism is the opposite of the bunker. Bunkers are reactive, they have no progress, but serve as, “a kind of symbol of this century of concentration and elimination” (p. 24). Bunkers blocked the new technologies of warfare during the second world war — providing protection against bombings and terror from the air. Because it is reactionary, the bunker is incapable of thinking forward. It is stuck in 1945: a fixed structure in the landscape which takes us back to the horrific past.” Jacob Vangeest on Virilio Image is “Car Park” from Everything is Real (2020) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co1t-I4sOYB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=