The two neighboring buildings shown here have a dissimilar design but they share common elements in bare concrete, a style usually referred to as brutalism.
Photo 1..4 shows the first building (no. 1)[1], photo 5..8 the second building (no. 2).
The stairs leading to the side entrance of building 1 has many elements hired from building 2 - materials are concrete and diamond plate steel, the canopy is a small version of the roof, and the glass door refers to the glass walls.
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The slant edge of the wall has the same angle as the frame of building (photo 2).
In the background of photo 5 we see building 2, pointed to by the ramp to the entrance.
The side entrance on the second building is actually a fire escape with a slender roof. It is a large structure with vertical columns and passages in concrete. The building itself is modern with plenty of glass in contrast.
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[1] Photo 1 was cleaned up by removing obstructing branches from trees, so this version of the building is not completely authentic.
