Tag: Modern

Architectural draughtsmanship

Knowledge in architecture: draughtsmanship or craftsmanship?

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What are draughtsmanship and craftsmanship in architecture and what is their relation? This question represents, of course, what could be called two distinct fields...

Zaha Hadid Strategy Of Design

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When noticing the complex presentation of Hadid’s works from the early 1980s to mid-1990s, anyone might face a difficulty to understand her way of...
Streets, lanes and footpaths

Streets, lanes and footpaths

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Our movement through towns is normally along streets and roads, and hence our perception of the quality of place is shaped by what we...
Towns, townscapes

Towns, townscapes and squares

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An appreciation of landscape – the aesthetic quality of the countryside – has been part of our culture for at least two hundred years,...
Fine Line Tattooing

The Art of Fine Line Tattooing: A History and Evolution*

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For centuries, tattooing has been a way to express oneself and artfully decorate one's body. Nowadays, an incredible range of techniques provide endless possibilities...
Architects and Creative Work

Architects and Creative Work

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"You could not help getting this sense of hope that architecture was ultimately poetry and art, transcending accommodation, shelter, and program." This statement...
Yale University Art and Architecture Building

Brutalism

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The style known as brutalism was a bold, distinctive version of modernism that became popular in the 1960s. Typified by extensive use of concrete...
Modernism in Architecture

Modernism in Architecture between the two Wars

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Since modernism is considered here in a strictly defined national framework, little attention is paid to the cultural network of the dual Austro-Hungarian monarchy,...
Soft modernism

Soft modernism

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Before the Second World War, there was a clear distinction between future-oriented architecture and one that expressed "here" and "now". But after 1945, this...
Deutsches Architekturmuseum

Architecture of Central Europe

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There are hardly any general works devoted to architecture on a pan-European scale. Even Pevsner's book, contrary to its name, cannot be recognized as...