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To be clear on terminology--this isn't "Modern" architecture; it's "contemporary". Modern refers to a very specific set of movements. The demolished brutalist
by mkehrt 3y ago
To be clear on terminology--this isn't "Modern" architecture; it's "contemporary". Modern refers to a very specific set of movements. The demolished brutalist building the OP mentions is an offshoot of Modern. The replacement is not.
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- troupo 3y agoCommon definition of the term "modern" is "relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past.". I'd rather call architectural styles from 100 years ago "modernist" to avoid confusion.