I was summoned for jury duty and all I got was this pretty photograph. [OC]
I was summoned for jury duty and all I got was this pretty photograph. [OC]
cross-posted from: https://pixelfed.crimedad.work/p/crimedad/701420324655555426
I was summoned for jury duty and all I got was this pretty photograph.
Brutalist architecture is beautiful in its own way
I wasn't sure if it counted, but I am a brutalism enjoyer as well.
Yeah I think that is marble.
I hqve noticed that judicial buildings a seem to be built to be imposing, as if to imply we rule you petty serfs
It makes me feel like I'm walking into the Oldest House from Control.
That game was a love letter to brutalism and bureaucracy
At least prisoners can't jump the windows
I'm 99% sure there's security reasons for this design
Looks like you got summoned to the prison for jury duty.
When I was a kid I used to drive by the Pirelli building all the time and dreading that I might have to go to work in a big, beige building like that one day. I never liked buildings like that until somehow it just clicked for me in my late twenties. Now I think brutalism and similar styles are wonderful.
Anyway, maybe I'm just a weirdo, but it was actually surprisingly pleasant in there: clean and calm with friendly, easy going staff. I kind of regret getting excused a little bit.
You'll love the AT&T Long Lines Building in NYC then.
Oh. You like brutalism.
Well look where I went to school.
A lot of US Courthouses are physically connected to the Jailhouse and PD, I assume it's the same for other nations but idk.
Why does this building have arrowloops? Are they expecting a siege?
Nvm, after 1/6/20 I suppose every legal institution should always expect violent insurrection.
1/6/21
Oops, thanks for the correction!
Thank you for reminding me what those were called!
How dare you enjoy brutalism, don't you know that's a crime?
There might actually be a case to be made that a jury should only consist of people who have gone through the system.