Rationalism in architecture

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Rationalism in architecture is a design approach that emphasizes logical structure, functional clarity, and the honest expression of materials and construction methods, often associated with 19th-century theorists like Eugène Viollet-le-Duc.

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Rationalism in architecture canonical 1
Rationalist architecture 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural movement
architectural theory
aimsFor consistency between design intent and built form
economy of means
legibility of construction
associatedWithPeriod 19th century
contrastsWith Expressionism
surface form: Expressionism in architecture

Romanticism
surface form: Romanticism in architecture
criticizes eclecticism in architecture
historicism in architecture
emphasizes functional efficiency
rational design process
readability of structure
structural clarity
truth to materials
focusesOn performance of buildings
structural efficiency
hasMainConcept functional clarity
honest expression of construction methods
honest expression of materials
logical structure
hasPhilosophicalBasis positivism
rationalism
historicalRoot 19th-century structural theory
Gothic construction analysis by Viollet-le-Duc
influenced Brutalism
International Style
Italian Rationalism
engineering aesthetics in architecture
functionalism in architecture
high-tech architecture
modern architecture
structural rationalism
influencedBy Eugène Viollet-le-Duc
oftenUses exposed structure
geometric clarity
minimal ornament
opposes arbitrary ornament
purely decorative design
relatedTo Eugène Viollet-le-Duc
functionalism in architecture
modernist architecture
structural rationalism
uses construction technology as design determinant
structural logic as design generator
values coherence between form and function
coherence between form and structure
scientific analysis of construction

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Eugène Viollet-le-Duc movement Rationalism in architecture
Giuseppe Terragni movement Rationalism in architecture
this entity surface form: Rationalist architecture