New Building

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New Building is the English term for "Nieuwe Bouwen," a modernist architectural movement in the Netherlands characterized by functional design, clean lines, and the use of new materials and construction techniques in the early 20th century.

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instanceOf architectural movement
modernist architecture movement
aimsTo improve living conditions through design
alsoKnownAs Nieuwe Bouwen movement NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle modernist architecture
context rapid urbanization in the Netherlands
technological advances in construction
corePrinciple form follows function
rational planning
socially oriented housing design
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
emphasizes functional floor layouts
light, air, and space
geographicFocus Dutch cities
hasCharacteristic clean lines
flat roofs
functional design
large windows
minimal ornamentation
open floor plans
hasDesignApproach efficient use of space
integration of new building technologies
standardization of building elements
hasNameInDutch Nieuwe Bouwen NERFINISHED
influencedBy Functionalism NERFINISHED
Modernism NERFINISHED
movementLanguage Dutch
English
movementScope industrial buildings
public buildings
residential architecture
rejects applied ornament
historicism in architecture
relatedTo Bauhaus NERFINISHED
International Style NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 20th century
interwar period
usesConstructionTechnique industrialized building methods
prefabrication
usesMaterial glass
reinforced concrete
steel

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Nieuwe Bouwen hasAlternativeName New Building