New Book "Brutalist Korea" Showcases Modern Architecture Across South Korea
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Cajsa Carlson
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Summary
The article discusses a new book titled "Brutalist Korea" by author Paul Tulett, which showcases modern brutalist architecture in South Korea. The book features 11 selected buildings ranging from a blocky kindergarten to structures designed to resemble an open book. Tulett, who previously wrote "Brutalist Japan," was drawn to South Korea's brutalist architecture for his latest work on this well-known architectural style.
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Author Paul Tulett chooses 11 favourites
For Tulett, who also wrote a book called Brutalist Japan, South Korea's many modern brutalist buildings drew him to focus on the country for his latest book on the well-known architectural style
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