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Name/Location: Villa Savoye / Poissy, France Architect: Le Corbusier Date: 1929-1931 Style: International Style Novelty: Modern interpretation to greek architecture. Contains separate living quarters on lower floor. |
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Name/Location:Project for Glass Tower.Friedrichstrasse Station Competition, Berlin Architect: Mies Van Der Rohe Date: 1919Style: Expressionism Associated with Werkbund Novelty: central circulation with points thatexpand from this central node giving eachresident a view out into the city. |
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Name/Location: AEG Turbine Factory, BerlinArchitect/Patron: Peter Behrens Date: 1909Style: The Werkbund Novelty: The use of steel in the interpretation ofthe use of classical ordination. Novelty: Use of steel in the interpretation of classical ordination |
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Name/Location: Schroder House, UltrechtArchitect/Patron: Gerrit RietveldDate: 1923-1924 Style: De Stijl Novelty: The structure of a grid and the movementof pieces along this grid passing by and connecting. Novelty: The structure of a grid and the movement of pieces along this grid passing by and connecting |
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Name/Location: Zuev Club, Moscow Architect: Ilya Golosov Date: 1927 Style: Constructivist Novelty: recent changes have been made to the building which lessen its constructivist effect. contains 850 person auditorium |
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Name/Location: Woolworth Building, New York Architect: Cass Gilbert Date: 1913 Style: New York Early 20th Century Beaux-ArtsSkyscrapers Novelty: creates a vernacular for the city based on the beaux arts movement. Very high tech for its time |
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Architect: Sant’ Elia Date: 1913-1915 Style: Futurist Architecture Novelty: city expressing motioneverywhere, the city provides no locationto simply sit and linger. Novelty: city expressing motion everywhere, lack of seating encourages constant movement of people. conceptual |
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Name/Location: Hephasteum, AthensArchitect: unknown Date: 450 B.C.E. Style: Classical Greek Temple Novelty: feminine entrance, bestpreserved greek temple from this era. Contains no straight lines. |
