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Content: Architecture underwent a similar revolution. Architects deliberately 
attempted to create building styles that broke with established forms and 
traditions. These changes came about at the time of the Bauhaus,which adopted the concept that "form follows function. Its chief proponent was
Walter Gropius(1883-1969) whose work featured simplistic shapes 
and extensive use of glass. A second leader was Ludwig Miex von der Rohe(1886-1969) whose work on steel frames became the framework for the glass-box 
skyscrapers of Chicago and New York. The style soon became worldwide and was 
termed the "international style;" however although it was embraced by 
governments and businesses, the general public was not fond of the cold 
impersonal appearance of the style. 