New York Five

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The New York Five were a group of influential late-20th-century architects known for their rigorously geometric, white, modernist-inspired designs that helped shape early postmodern architectural discourse in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural group
architecture book
collective of architects
about New York Five self-linksurface differs
alias The Whites
associatedWith American postwar architecture
Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies
architectural theory
contrastedWith historically referential postmodernism
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era late 20th century
field architecture
hasMemberCount 5
hasPublicationAbout Five Architects
influenced discourse on formalism in architecture
late 20th-century architectural education
postmodern architecture in the United States
influencedBy Le Corbusier
language English
location New York City
member Charles Gwathmey
John Hejduk
Michael Graves
Peter Eisenman
Richard Meier
movement modern architecture
postmodern architecture
notableFor influence on early postmodern architectural discourse in the United States
modernist-inspired aesthetics
rigorously geometric designs
white, planar compositions
notableMember Charles Gwathmey
John Hejduk
Michael Graves
Peter Eisenman
Richard Meier
regionOfActivity New York metropolitan area
styleCharacteristic abstract geometric volumes
formal autonomy of architecture
gridded compositions
minimal ornamentation
white surfaces
theoreticalPosition continuation of high modernist principles
emphasis on formal and spatial autonomy

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Richard Meier movement New York Five
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subject surface form: Five Architects
Charles Gwathmey memberOf New York Five