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What materials are predominantly used in contemporary architecture?
Which characteristic is a defining feature of contemporary architecture?
How does contemporary architecture differ from Romantic Classicism?
Which architectural movement is characterized by intuition and the use of natural materials?
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What is a common goal of contemporary architects?
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Study Notes
Contemporary Architecture
- Emphasizes functionality and simplicity in design.
- Utilizes modern materials such as steel, glass, and concrete.
- Prioritizes sustainability and incorporates new technologies.
- Often features simple geometric shapes devoid of excessive ornamentation.
Preceding Architectural Movements
- Romanticism (1750-1850)
- Romantic Classicism: Characterized by linear, stiff, and geometric designs.
- Romantic Naturalism: Emphasized freedom from rules, intuition, and the use of natural materials.
- Romantic Architecture: Often perceived as lifeless and lacking meaning.
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Description
Explore the principles of contemporary architecture, focusing on functionality, simplicity, and sustainability. Discover how this movement contrasts with preceding architectural styles like Romanticism, including its geometric approach and use of modern materials.
