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It is classified under the architectural genre of brutalist architecture. These are architectural styles that began to be seen in the 1950s and refer to a group of rough buildings built using concrete, brick and glass. It was first proposed in Britain, which was in a hurry to rebuild after the war, and has come to be used all over the world.
Although the term 'brutal' is used, there is also a lot of delicately thought-out architecture, and the Barbican Centre here is beautiful in every angle.
The Barbican Centre is beautiful in every way: the rough materials, the design details, the lighting, the steelwork - look carefully.
2. A well-developed complex
2. A well-developed complex
The architecture is composed of multiple uses and it is not enough to get bored walking around the building.
Residence
Offices
Schools
Galleries
Library
Bar & cafeteria
Souvenir shop
Botanical garden
Theatre
3. A place you can work
3. A place you can work
Many people are now working from anywhere with the Corona Disaster. If you want to work remotely in London, this is definitely the place to be! Desks and sofas are laid out in the hall, creating a space where you can linger without hesitation.
Wi-Fi :Yes
Electricity sockets :Yes
Restaurants (bar & cafeteria) :Yes
Toilets :Yes
No need to worry about being kicked out even if you stay too long!
Versatile facilities such as museums, libraries, cinemas and souvenir shops :Yes
Not only there is an environment where you can concentrate, but there are also many facilities where you can change your mind during breaks, so you find yourself staying until the end of the night.
there are many desks for workers and students.
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