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C 2329
History of
Modern
Architecture
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Postmodernism
Robert Venturi
Michael Graves
Richard Meier
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Philip Johnson
-Attempted to deconstruct architecture by
exploding the building, its elements, or the
design idea from within to without, resulting in
a style that is non-systematic and unorthodox.
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Vienna,Austria
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Frank OGehry
Characteristics:
-Disjointed angles.
- Unbalanced appearance of its whole
composition.
- Disharmonious abstract form.
- Sharp angles, shards and pointed forms.
- Irregularity is real.
Characteristics:
- Altered massing, spatial
envelopes, planes and other
expectations in a playful
subversion.
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Rem Koolhass
-Attempted to deconstruct architecture by exploding the building,
its elements, or the design idea from within to without, resulting in a
style that is non-systematic and unorthodox.
- deconstructivist buildings thus appear as a metaphor for the
contemporary world and implicitly criticize the view of the
International style. wild pieces of decontextualised egotism.
The Casa da Musica, 2001
Portugal
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Zaha Hadid
- Approach to building design
that view architecture in bits and pieces.
- The basic elements of architecture are
dismantled.
- Deconstructivist buildings may seem to
have no visual logic.
- May appear to be made up of unrelated,
disharmonious abstract forms.
- Deconstructive ideas are borrowed from
the French philosopher Jacques Derrida.
Parc de la Villette
Paris, 1982-1998
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