Category: Modernism & Mid-Century
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The International Style Typology
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The International Style – Functional Modern-Minimalist Overview A glamorous, geometric style that combines rich materials and stylized symmetry from the 1920s–30s. Key Characteristics Origin: France, Germany Space Logic: Structured Form Logic: Symmetrical Ornamentation: Clean, no ornateness. Surface Treatment: Solid hues, mostly non-patterned. Color Palette: Muted Materials: Steel, glass, and reinforced concrete Atmosphere: Calm GDR Classification…
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Art Deco Style Typology
Style Name: Art Deco – Modern Eclectic Glamour Overview A decorative, luxurious style from the 1920s–30s that blends modernist geometry with ornamental richness, evoking glamour, speed, and sophistication. Key Characteristics GDR Classification Region: Europe → United States → Global Iconic Examples Typological Patterns Geometric motifs in metal, glass, and textiles Quiz Mapping This style matches…
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International Style Typology
The International Style – Functional Modern-Minimalist Overview A glamorous, geometric style that combines rich materials and stylized symmetry from the 1920s–30s. Key Characteristics – Origin: France, Germany – Space Logic: Structured – Form Logic: Symmetrical – Ornamentation: Clean, no ornateness. – Surface Treatment: Solid hues, mostly non-patterned. – Color Palette: Muted – Materials: Steel, glass,…
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