In an age of despair. . . The practice of “concrete utopia” might offer a glimmer of hope. Despite the brutalist Soviet-era images it evokes, the term “concrete utopia” has nothing to do with architecture. Rather, it names an...

In an age of despair. . . The practice of “concrete utopia” might offer a glimmer of hope. Despite the brutalist Soviet-era images it evokes, the term “concrete utopia” has nothing to do with architecture. Rather, it names an organizational process. It makes an intentional play on the term from which “concrete” the Latin concrescere, “to grow […]

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