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Brutalist architecture is equal parts fascinating and horrifying. I attended Ball State University in Indiana, and the [library there](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracken_Library) was constructed in the Brutalist style.

It's very strange, because the exterior of the building seems quite cold and reserved, just this massive clump of orange rectangles seemingly plopped down haphazardly like child's blocks, with glass windows taking up whole sides of the building.

Then you go inside, and it's a total contrast: warm, inviting, and easy to get lost in for hours. I never studied architecture, but there's something of an amateur fascination within me about the way buildings are designed practically, functionally, and artistically. This photo hits the spot, and now I want to know what the insides look like. :)

Wow, this is interesting. I don't know much about this type of architecture except that there are some examples of it here in NYC, like the Guggenheim, and while this is not as poetic a structure it is still very compelling. Nice post!