International Style
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International Style is a modernist architectural movement characterized by functional design, minimal ornamentation, and the use of glass, steel, and concrete in simple geometric forms.
Aliases (10)
- International Style architecture ×11
- De Stijl ×1
- Five Points of Architecture ×1
- International Style architects ×1
- International Style in architecture ×1
- International Style modernism ×1
- International Style orthodoxy ×1
- International Style residential architecture ×1
- The International Style ×1
- The International Style: Architecture Since 1922 ×1
Statements (50)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
architectural style
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modernist architecture movement → |
| aimsFor |
absence of regional ornament
→
universality of form → |
| associatedWith |
Henry-Russell Hitchcock
→
Le Corbusier → Ludwig Mies van der Rohe → Philip Johnson → Walter Gropius → |
| contrastsWith |
Art Deco
→
Beaux-Arts architecture → traditional historicist styles → |
| emergedInPeriod |
1920s
→
1930s → |
| emphasizes |
expression of structure
→
industrial materials → lack of applied decoration → open floor plans → regularity of form → volume over mass → |
| exhibitionHeldAt |
Museum of Modern Art, New York City
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| exhibitionYear |
1932
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| geographicSpread |
Europe
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Latin America → Middle East → North America → |
| hasCharacteristic |
functional design
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minimal ornamentation → simple geometric forms → |
| hasDesignFeature |
curtain wall facades
→
flat roof → free façade → free floor plan → pilotis (supporting columns) → ribbon windows → |
| influencedBy |
Bauhaus
→
De Stijl → modernism → |
| movementIn |
architecture
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| peakPopularity |
mid-20th century
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| popularizedByExhibition |
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition
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| popularizedByPublication |
The International Style: Architecture Since 1922
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| relatedConcept |
Internationalism in architecture
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| typicalBuildingType |
apartment block
→
institutional building → office building → skyscraper → |
| usesMaterial |
glass
→
reinforced concrete → steel → |