This from the Dallas Morning News' Ed Housewright writing in the McKinney Blog:
State preservationists love old courthouse
I had a story today on the Texas Historical Commission trying to save the recently abandoned Collin County Courthouse.
Many consider the 1979 building generic and boring.
The historical commissioner head, however, says the six-story cube is a "good example of a modern form of architecture known as Brutalism which is gaining notoriety and appreciation among architects and historic preservationists."
"Brutalism", eh? I think that term accurately describes a whole lot of what I observed in the 6th floor commissioners courtroom there over the last several years.
Bill
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