Title: The Evolution Of Modernism In Architecture And Its Impact on the 21st Century
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The Evolution Of Modernism In Architecture And Its Impact on the 21st Century
Architecture
The Evolution Of Modernism In Architecture And Its Impact on the 21st Century
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Characteristics of Modernist Buildings
Modernist Architects
Modernism in Edmonton
Postmodernism and Beyond
A Look Into the Future
Who We Are, Were, and Will Become

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Postmodernism, a reaction to the formality of Modernism, brought a shift from the flawed beliefs that one-size solutions could fit all. The idea of progress – that we are gradually heading down a path towards a universal goal – was replaced by ideas of plurality and diversity. Not a path, but a network of connections and reconnections. Whereas Modern thought emphasized direction, order, coherence and stability, Postmodern thought emphasizes fragmentation, multiplicity and contingency. Moving into the 21 st century, Postmodernism split into several different architectural styles including: High-tech architecture
Neoclassicism
Deconstructivism
However, no single architectural style claims prominence today, perhaps proof that the plurality introduced by Postmodernism allows for more freedom of expression
A Look Into the Future
Simply known as “contemporary”, the architecture of today encompasses dozens of different styles – some highly conceptual. Often sculptural in form, recent projects – such as Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall and Philip Nikandrov’s Evolution Tower – employ advanced technology and new building materials to create buildings that often resemble works of art. And, while many of today’s buildings were designed by architects already famous in the last century, a new method of creation via collectives and multinational agencies has begun to take hold. Furthermore, with increasing importance placed on sustainable design and building practices, the future of architecture looks to be filled with innovative, forward-thinking individuals. Who We Are, Were, and Will Become
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