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Architecture The International Style Holland, De Stijl - Gerrit Rietveld

Architecture The International Style Holland, De Stijl - Gerrit Rietveld Germany, The Bauhaus – Walter Gropius Mies van der Rohe (USA) France – Le Corbusier. The International Style DE STIJL Gerrit Rietveld. dematerialization. Shroeder House , Utrecht, Holland, 1923.

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Architecture The International Style Holland, De Stijl - Gerrit Rietveld

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  1. Architecture The International Style Holland, De Stijl - GerritRietveld Germany, The Bauhaus – Walter Gropius Mies van derRohe (USA) France – Le Corbusier

  2. The International Style DE STIJL Gerrit Rietveld dematerialization Shroeder House, Utrecht, Holland, 1923 UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites Composition with Large Blue Plane, Red, Black, Yellow, and Gray, 1921, o/c, 23 x 19” Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue1921, o/c, 15 x 13”

  3. "One of the outstanding achievements of the new constructional technique has been the abolition of the separating function of the wall. Instead of making the walls the element of support, as in a brick-built house, our new space-saving construction transfers the whole load of the structure to a steel or concrete framework. Thus the role of the walls becomes restricted to that of mere screens stretched between the upright columns of this framework to keep out rain, cold, and noise. ... Systematic technical improvement in steel and concrete …. are steadily reducing the area occupied by supporting members. This, in turn …. allows rooms to be much better lit. It is, therefore, only logical that the old type of window—a hole that had to be hollowed out of the full thickness of a supporting wall— should be giving place more and more to the continuous horizontal casement ….. And as a direct result of the growing preponderance of voids over solids, glassis assuming an ever greater structural importance....In the same way the flat roof is superseding the old penthouse roof with its tiled or slated gables.”

  4. Gerrit Rietveld, Schroder House, Utrecht, Holand, 1923 Mondrian chair (Blue and Red chair)

  5. Walter GropiusThe Bauhaus Dessau, Germany 1919-25 The Bauhaus Workshop Wing

  6. Mies van derRohe “Less is more” “God is in the details” German Pavillion, Barcelona (1929) functionalism Barcelona Chair, 1927

  7. Mies van derRohe German Pavillion, Barcelona (1929)

  8. Mies van derRohe National Gallery Berlin

  9. Farnsworth House Plano, Illinois, USA 1950

  10. Seagram Building375 Park Avenue, New York, USA1954-58 Lake Shore Drive Apartment Houses, Chicago, 1950-52

  11. Le Corbusier Villa Savoye, France, 1929-30 "Modern life demands, and is waiting for, a new kind of plan, both for the house and the city." (Vers une architecture, 1923)

  12. Le Corbusier Villa Savoye, France, 1929-30

  13. Governmental building, Chandigarh, India, 1952

  14. Frank Lloyd Wright Edgar Kaufmann House, Fallingwater, Pennsilvania, 1935-37

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