Brutalist Cyberpunk

Concrete first, neon second. This scale building takes the unapologetic language of brutalism, all stacked slabs, deep-set window recesses and blank load-bearing faces, then pushes it a century forward into a city where every flat surface has been colonised by signage brackets, ducting and bolted-on services nobody ever removed. As architecture for the bench it works hardest as backdrop: a block on a cyberpunk skirmish board, a wall to shoot painted figures against, or a standalone diorama subject for modellers who like their cities bleak. The mass reads convincingly from a distance, and there is enough grime-logic in the detailing up close to reward weathering work. Anyone building a near-future street will get more mileage out of a couple of these than from another ruined wall section.