The Bauhaus Dessau building, designed by Walter Gropius and completed in 1926, stands as a seminal work of modernist architecture, embodying the Bauhaus School’s revolutionary principles of functionalism, simplicity, and the integration of art and technology.
Characterized by its cubic forms, flat roofs, and extensive use of glass curtain walls, the structure symbolizes the harmonious blend of aesthetics and practicality.
House in Old Westbury AutoCAD Plan Architect: Richard MeierLocation: Old Westbury, New YorkArchitectural style: PostmodernBuilt:…
Unite d’habitation de Marsella Architect: Le CorbusierLocation: Marsella, FranciaArchitectural style: RationalismBuilt: 1946-1952Materials: Reinforced Concrete, Glass…
Marie Short / Glenn Murcutt House Architect: Glenn MurcuttLocation: New South Wales, AustraliaArchitectural style: Sustainable…
Marie Short / Glenn Murcutt House Architect: Glenn MurcuttLocation: Eastern Arnheim Land, AustraliaArchitectural style: Sustainable…
Farnsworth House Plano AutoCAD Architect: Ludwig Mies van der RoheLocation: Plano, IllinoisArchitectural style: International Style,…
Weiss House AutoCAD Plan Architect: Louis KahnLocation: East Norriton TownshipArchitectural style: ModernismBuilt: 1947-1950Materials: Concrete, Brick…
