n.粗野主义，野性主义， 粗犷主义 (尤见于20世纪50和60年代的建筑风格，采用大块混凝土板、钢筋等，有时被认为粗陋欠雅)

The Brutalist architecture of the 1960s and 70s is known for its raw, unadorned concrete structures.
纪60年代和70年代的野兽派建筑以其原始、未经装饰的混凝土结构而闻名。
The Brutalist building, with its massive, imposing form, dominates the city skyline.
这座野兽派建筑以其庞大而威严的形态主宰着城市的天际线。
The library, a prime example of Brutalism, stands as a testament to the architectural movement's emphasis on function over form.
这座图书馆是野兽派建筑的典型代表，它见证了该建筑流派强调功能胜于形式的特点。
Despite criticism, Brutalist architecture continues to inspire awe for its bold, monumental designs.
尽管受到批评，野兽派建筑因其大胆而雄伟的设计仍然令人敬畏。
The Brutalist movement rejected ornamental details, instead embracing an austere aesthetic that reflected the honesty of materials.
野兽派运动摒弃了装饰性细节，转而采用一种朴素的美学，体现了材料的真实性。
The stark, Brutalist facade of the government building conveys a sense of strength and permanence.
政府大楼那严峻的野兽派外观传达了一种力量感和永久性。
Many Brutalist structures have faced demolition threats due to changing aesthetic preferences and maintenance costs.
由于审美偏好的变化和维护成本问题，许多野兽派建筑都面临着拆除的威胁。
The museum, a Brutalist masterpiece, showcases how concrete can be sculptural and expressive in the hands of skilled architects.
这座博物馆作为野兽派的杰作，展示了在技艺高超的建筑师手中，混凝土如何变得具有雕塑感和表现力。
Critics argue that Brutalist architecture often neglects the human scale, creating cold and unwelcoming environments.
批评者认为，野兽派建筑常常忽视了人的尺度，营造出冷漠而不友好的环境。
The restoration of the Brutalist housing complex aimed to revitalize the once-neglected structures while preserving their historical significance.
对这座野兽派住宅综合体的修复旨在振兴这些一度被忽视的建筑，同时保留其历史意义。