It should be something that:
- Exposes the construction materials
- Implies mass and permanence
- Is usually institutional, e.g. libraries, government buildings, public housing. Only rarely shopping centres or company head offices (which were usually done in the "International" style when Brutalism was a thing).
What fits that bill? How about SQL?
That's like postmodern furniture design. "This couch was_a giant pair of lips," meaning that although it is implemented as a pair of lips, we'll treat it as type couch.
Same for, "This chair was_a giant baseball glove."
> Exposes the construction materials
Unlike most programming languages, the user has to keep the Stack in mind when programming.
> Implies mass and permanence
Its minimalist design made it extremely small and efficient
> Is usually institutional
I'm not sure how that fits into a programming language. But Forth is often used to write things like bootloaders due to its minimalism.