I was born in the 70s, so when I first started paying attention to my surroundings, brutalist buildings were the new, modern, better buildings. Being in them was just a much more positive experience than being in the old pre-war buildings. I never thought of them as gloomy bunkers, or whatever cliche phrase people throw around to shit on them. That interior shot in the article makes me miss how there used to be a general sense that things were just going to continue to improve and by the year 2020 we'd have all the problems solved.