@glassdelusion@mastodon.social @jensorensen@mastodon.social Sure. Same in the 70s in a lot of ways, because bunker brutalism was also _cheap_ brutalism. (And that's also in the context of "urban renewal.") doesn't mean bunkering wasn't an important part of the mix, and in this context, highly relevant. you can build giant vehicles that quality for those lower taxes and safety standards _without_ making them look like angry tanks. but they're _choosing_ to make them look like angry tanks. _that's_ the zeitgeist.