Title: MODERN/INTERNATIONAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE
1MODERN/INTERNATIONAL STYLE ARCHITECTURE
- Mirrors early 20th century development visual
arts - Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, de Stijl, Bauhaus
- Merging of Aesthetics with functionality
- Louis Sullivan, Walter Gropius
- Mass produced materials, economical, functional,
efficient society, urban center - International Style
- Volume
- Regularity
- Avoid Decoration
2Gropius, Bauhaus Headquarters, Dessau, Germany,
1919-25
- Est. 1919-33 Weimar
- Walter Gropius
- Hannes Meyer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Lazlo
Moholy-Nagy - Functional, cheap, mass produced
- Utopia
3Fank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), Guggenheim Museum,
New York, NY, 1959
- Early Work
- Prairie Style, Organic architecture, Revival of
past, - Year of death
- Spiral (100)
- Unified
- Purity
- Movement
- Competes with/ enhances artwork
- Sculpture
4Wright, Guggenheim Museum Interior
- Resemblance to forms in nature
- Organic Experience
- Defies/Mimics regularity of Intl style
5Le Corbusier (1887-1965), Notre Dame du Haut,
Ronchamps, France, 1950-55
- Charles-Edouard Jeanneret
- Bauhaus inspired
- Sculptural Style
- Hadrians Villa
- Emphasis on Design
- Steel beams mesh
- Destination for Pilgrims
- Praying hands (32 peak)
- Dove
- Outdoor altar
6Interior
7Le Corbusier, Villa Savoye, Poissy, France,
1928-30
- Steel beams mesh
- Horizontal Vertical
- Five Points of a New Architecture
- Freestanding pilotis
- Open plan
- Horizontal window
- Free façade
- Roof garden
Piet Mondrian, Composition, 1931
8Villa Savoye details
9Mies van der Roe (1886-1969) Phillip Johnson
(1906-2005), Seagram Building, New York, 1958
- German
- Less is More
- New York Buildings
- Lake Shore Drive Apts.
- United Nations Bldg.
- Successful relationship of parts of each and the
whole - Skeletal, bronze and Amber windows, set away from
street, on stilts, weightless/sturdy
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11Jorn Utzon, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Australia,
1972
- Reinforced concrete
- Free form system
- Shells, Orange peels
- 222 ft (peak)
- F.L. Wright
- Sculpture
- Rhythm
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14Moshe Safdie (1938-), Habitat, Montreal, 1967
- Pre-Postmodern
- Cliffs, Legos, Building Blocks
- Open-air living
- 158 apartments
- Cantilever
15Safdie, Habitat, view from below
16Safdie, Habitat, 67
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18Richard Meier (1934-), Douglas House, Harbor
Springs, MI, 1971-3
- New York School (5)
- Eisenman, Hejduk, Graves, Gwathmey
- Wealthy clients
- Neo-Corbusian
- Purist, De Stijl
- Highlights Contrasts with environment
- Has its own presence
19Meier, Douglas House, 1971-3
- Dynamic interplay of lines
- Purified open space
20Meier, Jubilee Church, Rome, Italy, 1998-2003
21Late 19th Early 20th c. Women in Architecture
- Obstacles
- Social standards
- Emphasis on engineering and math
- Julia Morgan
- Hearst Castle, 1922-1939
- Eileen Gray
- E1027, 1924