Entrance to Barbican Iron and Steel Hall in London, UK
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The entrance to Aldersgate Street Iron Merchant Hall in the Babicon area of London is an important passage leading to this famous cultural complex. Located in the heart of the City of London, it was designed by Chamberlin, Powell, and Bon Architects and is an outstanding representative of post-war modernist architecture. As part of the Barbican Center, it embodies the unique architectural style of the region, known as the Brutalist style, which is characterized by exposed concrete surfaces and bold geometric shapes.
