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First style to emerge from this architectural movement. |
Sullivanesque Style |
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One of the fathers of modern movement in Architecture, one of the most important Architects of the 20th century. |
Frank Lloyd Wright |
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Founded the Famous Bauhaus School of design. |
Walter Gropius |
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This became the basis of the 20th century residential design in the United States. |
Prairie Style |
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Father of minimalism in the modern age. Less is more. |
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe |
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He stayed the "five points" of Architecture. |
Charles Édouard Jeanneret-Gris (Le Corbusier) |
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His style is best described as Deconstructivism. |
Frank Gehry |
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Received Pritzker Prize in 1983. Believes that form follows intention. |
Leoh Ming Pei |
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Can be considered a true manifesto of Art Nouveau architecture. |
Le Castel Beranger by Hector Guimard |
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Landmark in modern architecture and a defining example of the International style. |
Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier |
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The pyramid is about 21.6 meters tall covering a base surface area of 1,000 square meters. |
The Louvre Pyramid by Leoh Ming Pei |
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The single most influential modernist art school of the 20th century. |
Bauhaus by Walter Gropius |
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Sits Infront of Como cathedral. Built as the headquarters of the local Fascist Party. |
Casa Del Fiasco by Guiseppe Terragni |
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It's modern and rationalist architecture makes it one of the most outstanding living area of Rome. |
Esposizione Universale Roma (Eur) by Adalberto Libera |
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Gothic in character, yet interpreted in a modern style in Darley Dale stone used as parliamentary offices. |
Manchester Town Hall Extension by Emanuel Vincent Harris |
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A detail copy of the Palazzo Thene, Vicenza, by Andrea Palladia. |
Tarasov House, Moscow by Ivan V. Zholtovsky |
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The tallest of the seven Moscow skyscrapers in the Stanlinist architectural style. It was until 1999 the tallest building in Europe. |
Lomonosov Moscow State University by Lev Rudnev |
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Renovated by Mikhail Posokhin who was the main Architect of Moscow. The walls of eight floors buildings are decorated with marble, Ural stones - serpentine and granite. |
Building of Ministry of defense in Moscow by Lev Rudnev |
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Reminiscent of contemporary Le Corbusier houses. |
Three-Family Terrace House, Warsaw by Josef Szanajca and Bohdan Lachert |
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This is a functionalist Villa. |
Molnar's Villa in Budapest by Farkas Molnar |
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One of the most important centers for medical research and routine, and the preparation of Sera vaccines in the world. |
South African Institute for Medical Research, Johannesburg (1912) by Herbert Baker |
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Official residence of the President of Tanzania. Built by Germans and rebuilt after WWI by British. |
Government House, Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania by John Sinclair |
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Ranks among the finest country house of the period. |
Timberline (Smith House) by Charles Adams Platt |
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The most sober of the places on the Plaza of the Three Powers. |
National Congress Building, Brasilia by Oscar Neimeyer |
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An art deco icon. World's magnificent Art deco skyscraper. World's most famous office building. |
Empire state building by William F. Lamb |
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By Norman Foster |
Hong Kong Bank |