Interwar architecture

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Interwar architecture is the style of building design that emerged between World War I and World War II, characterized by a mix of traditional revival styles and modernist movements such as Art Deco and early International Style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
historical period in architecture
followedBy Mid-century modern architecture
postwar modern architecture
follows 19th-century historicist architecture
Edwardian architecture
Victorian architecture
hasCharacteristic combination of traditional and modernist elements
emphasis on verticality in high-rise buildings
experimentation with functional planning
geometric ornament
influence of industrial design and transportation aesthetics
setback skyscraper forms
simplified classical forms
use of decorative materials such as terracotta and glazed tiles
use of new construction technologies
use of reinforced concrete
use of structural steel
use of stylized motifs
hasContext period between World War I and World War II
hasEndTime 1939
hasMovement Art Deco
Streamline Moderne
surface form: Art Moderne

Bauhaus
Beaux-Arts
Constructivism
Expressionism
surface form: Expressionist architecture

Modernism
Georgian Revival
surface form: Neo-Georgian

Neoclassical architecture
surface form: Neoclassical revival

Streamline Moderne
Stripped Classical
surface form: Stripped Classicism

Tudor Revival
early International Style
traditional revival styles
hasStartTime 1918
hasTimePeriod interwar period
influencedBy Great Depression
economic boom of the 1920s
industrialization
mass production
rise of modernist theory in architecture
social change after World War I
precededBy World War I
usedFor apartment blocks
cinemas and theaters
commercial buildings
government buildings
residential buildings
suburban housing developments
transportation terminals

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Edwardian architecture followedBy Interwar architecture
Old Parliament House, Canberra architecturalStyle Interwar architecture
this entity surface form: Interwar Classical Revival
City Mutual Building, Sydney architecturalStyle Interwar architecture
this entity surface form: Interwar Art Deco