Origins of modern architecture
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Modern architecture evolved over time as new materials and structural innovations emerged. [1] Steel and reinforced concrete, developed in the 19th century, allowed buildings to be constructed on a larger scale with more open floorplans. [2] In the 20th century, architects like Le Corbusier pioneered new building types that took advantage of these materials. [3] Today's architects continue exploring how to use traditional and innovative materials to address contemporary needs, while also drawing from the past.
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- 16. Reinforced Concrete Hennebique’s System Corbusier’s Treatise Monier’s Flower Pots
- 17. 3. Steel and Concrete - A 20th Century Dyad
- 18. Assignment
- 19. Assignment 1929 Maison Domino and Villa Savoye (Le Corbusier)
- 20. Assignment
- 21. Assignment 1951- Farnsworth House (Mies van der Rohe)
- 22. Assignment
- 23. Assignment
- 24. Assignment
- 25. Assignment 1992 - Children’s Museum (Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown)
- 26. Assignment
- 27. 4. Beyond the 20th – New Opportunities and Necessities
- 29. Assignment 2015 - Espace Culturel de La Hague (Périphériques)
- 30. Assignment 2015 – Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research (Maya Lin)
- 31. Assignment 2012-Present Block Research Group (Philippe Block /ETH Zurich)
- 32. Assignment 2009 - Mapungubwe National Park Interpretive Centre
- 33. Assignment And all the old materials made new!
- 35. Assignment Tjibao Cultural Center (Renzo Piano)
- 36. Assignment Tjibao Cultural Center (Renzo Piano)
- 37. Assignment 2018 – Georgia Tech Living Building (Lord Aeck Sargent)
- 38. Assignment
- 39. So… what is it modern architects do?