Modern/Futurism
Destijl
movement known as neoplasticism
dutch movement founded in 1917
formal school
consisted of
Gerrit Rietveld
-MusiekSchool - Gerrit Rietveld
emphasized "productive style"
- more in facade then in the entire building
-Henny House
-The Schroeder House
-Red Blue Chair
Piette Maudrian
Bauhaus
german school started 1918-1920
meant to respond to the horrors of WWI
movement in Art, Furniture, design, Architecture
actual school
almost walls of windows
starting to see curvature
like line and vertical
liked bending steel
Breuer - invented cantilever chair
Internationalists
prominent architects that go all over the world
Le Corbuiser - French
- huge cantilevering edges
- Domino House
- Weissenhoff House
- designing Utopian communities within one building
Frank Llyod Wright
- believed in integrating nature with architecture
- Falling Waters
- Gordon House
- Taliesen West, AZ
- The Guggenheim
- Imperial Hotel
Eero Saarinen
Furniture
Tulip Chair
Womb Chair
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
- utilizations of natural material
Crown Hall - IIllioins
Farnswoth house
IBM Building
Seagram Buidin
Charles and Ray Eames
Potato Chip Chair
LCM
DCADCM
Daniel Lieeskin
Zaha
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