Total Brutal
2023 in Review
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Documentary, Short Films, 01-Jan-2000
Total House is one of very few examples of Japanese-inspired Brutalism in the city of Melbourne. Certainly a polarising style it is an important part of Melbourne's built environment and adds considerably to the city's diverse and varied texture. As with many post-war 'modern' buildings, its future is uncertain.
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