Modern architecture developed in the 20th century with an emphasis on form following function through simplification and subtraction of ornamentation. Key characteristics included expression of structure, use of industrial materials, and rebellion against traditional styles. The document discusses 10 movements of 20th century architecture: Structuralism, Constructivism, Formalism, Bauhaus, the International Style, De Stijl, Brutalism, and Minimalism. Some of the most famous buildings from the 20th century highlighted include the Sevoue Villa, Barcelona Pavilion, Fallingwater, and the Glass House.
1. In the name of Allah
HARGAISA UNIVERSITY
Department of architecture
Architecture in the 20th century
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THE 10 MOVEMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
IN 20th century
Modern architecture is a term applied to an period in
architectural history during the 20th century, with its
exact definition and scope varying widely.
Modern architecture began at the turn of the 20th
century with advancement and the modernization of
efforts to reconcile the principles underlying
architectural design with rapid technological society.
When compared to that which preceded it, modernism
in architecture is broadly characterized by
simplification of form and subtraction of ornament
from the structure and theme of the building. t famous
buildings in 20th century
3. Characteristics of modern architecture
Common themes of modern architecture include:
"Form follows function", meaning that the result of design
should derive directly from its purpose. Simplicity and
clarity of forms and elimination of "unnecessary detail"
Visual expression of structure (as opposed to the hiding of
structural elements)
The related concept of "Truth to materials", meaning that the
true nature or natural appearance of a material ought to be
seen rather than concealed or altered to represent
something else.
Use of industrially-produced materials; adoption of the
machine aesthetic.
5. FEATURES OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE:
LITTLE OR NO ORNAMENTATION
FACTORY-MADE PARTS
MAN-MADE MATERIALS SUCH AS METAL AND
CONCRETE
REBELLION ON TRADITIONAL STYLES
6. The ten movements of architecture in
20th century:
STRUCTURALISM
CONSTRUCTIVISM
FORMALISM
BAUHAUS
THE INTERNATIONAL STYLE
DE STIJL
BRUTALISM
MINIMALISM
7. STRUCTURALISM
based on the idea that all things are built from a
system of signs (these signs are made up of
opposites: male/female, hot/cold, old/young,
etc.)
a process of searching for the relationship
between elements
STRUCTURE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN
FUNCTION.
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Architects explored Postmodern architecture which
offered a blend of some pre-modern elements, and
deliberately sought to move away from rectilinear
designs, towards more eclectic styles.
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High Postmodern aesthetics lacked traction and by the
mid-1990s, a new surge of modern architecture once
again established international pre-eminence.
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Although modern and postmodern design compete
with a revival of traditional architectural design in
commercial and institutional architecture; residential
design continues to be dominated by a traditional
aesthetic.
37. The most important schools featuring the
generation are:
1. Bau House
2. CIAM Group
3. Functional Theory
4. Organic Theory