Brutalist Architecture of Washington Metro

Evocative view of McPherson Square station interior in Washington metro, brutalist architecture masterpiece designed by Harry Weese. The coffered concrete vault with its repetitive geometric pattern creates a hypnotic visual effect characterizing the entire capital metro system. Tracks extend into the dimness lit by spotlights recessed in the ceiling. Opened in 1977, Washington metro is considered one of the most beautiful in the world for its distinctive design that has influenced transportation systems across the planet.

Washington metro, McPherson Square, brutalist architecture, Harry Weese, subway station, concrete vault