STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE

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  Style of architecture

I will incorporate and modern Architecture  into my budling design. This includes the interior and the exterior of the building


( NB I edited this whole post. However, I forgot to select save changes so I have to start this specific  blog all over again)


   HISTORY OF MODERN AND DECONSTRUCTIVISM ARCHITECTURE 

MODERN

Modernist design is generally credited to a variety of European architects, most notably Swiss French architect Le Corbusier and German-American architect Walter Gropius. Gropius founded the Bauhaus school of thought and design style in Germany, which had a significant impact on modernist design. Another contemporary architectural powerhouse, Ludwig Mie's van der Rohe, was a significant influence. 

 This form of architecture is also structured around the use of modern technology and materials such as glass, natural wood, concrete, aluminum steel and other metals. It also incorporates the use of a minimalistic style to portray order and a calm and subtle environment. It became popular in the late 18th century and is currently widely used in the 20th century.

DECONSTRUCTIVISM

Deconstructivism came about in the decade of the 1930s-1950s It was all due to the widely known French- Algerian philosopher Jacques Derrida. Deconstructivism Architects went against the norms of Architecture. In comparison to modern architecture, Deconstructivism is about incorporating out of order and irregular designs. It also deals with the use of curved forms and shapes that seem to be detached from the building. Glass, concrete and steel are normally used. This is done to give the building an unrefined look. Frank Gehry , Mark Wigley, Le Corbusier and Zaha Hadid are amongst the numerous Deconstructivism architects.


              MODERN AND DECONSTRUCTIVISM THEMED BUILDINGS


MODERN ARCHITECTURE

                                                                VILLA TUGENDHAT

                        Villa Tugendhat  designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich




                            



                                        FOUNDATION LOUIS VUITTON

                                      Foundation Louis Vuitton by Frank Gehry



DECONSTRUCTIVISM


                            WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL

                                Walt Disney Concert Hall by Frank Gehry


                   

                           THE GRONIGER MUSEUM

 The Groniger Museum by Philipe Starck, Michele de Lucchi and Coop Himmelb(l) au


 














































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  1. DigitalArts_Architecture_Blog15 November 2023 at 05:47

    The post needs to be a development of your proposed project and then show the research that will help you. For example, start by introducing your project, then demonstrate the specific architectural style that has influenced your project. This post should also include the architectures that have influenced your project.
    The post should include references to websites that you have read to help with your research.

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