QUOTES
This Architect claimed that "Form follows function."
Louis Sullivan
This style is characterized by rectalinear forms, unornamented surfaces, and exposed materials such as glass, steel, and concrete.
Modernism
This style is characterized by low horizontal planes and a connection with the natural environment.
prairie style
This building embodies Le Corbusier's Five Points of Architecture.
Villa Savoye
Famous for the prairie style, this architect designed Falling Water and the Robie House.
Frank Lloyd Wright
This architect believed that "Less is more."
Mies van der Rohe
This style is characterized by organic forms and imagery.
Art-Nouveau
These include pilotis, ribbon windows, free plan, free facade, and roof gardens.
the Five Points of Architecture
Le Corbusier strayed away from the 'classical modern' style in this building with it's irregular plan, odd geometry and exploration of light and color.
Ronchamp
This architect is the writer of the speech 'Ornament and Crime.'
Adolf Loos
This Architect believed that "the House is a machine for living in."
Le Corbusier
This Dutch style used rectalinear planes and primary colors to expose the objective truth of design.
De Stijl
This influential school believed that they could redesign everything to be modern.
Bauhaus
Built by Renzo Piano, this building relates to its context with vernacular materials and scale.
Menil Collection
This architect is one of the 'founding fathers' of modern architecture, and the first director of the Bauhaus.
Walter Gropius
"Visual Dessert"
Ray Eames
This style was a return to historical references and ornament.
Post-Modernism
As seen in the Villa Muller, this is a complex arrangement of interlocking spaces.
Raumplan
Designed for the World's Fair, this building used and exposed industrial materials in an inventive and delicate piece of architecture.
the Crystal Palace
This german architect was the last director of the Bauhaus and another 'founding father' of the modern style.
Mies van der Rohe
This Architect said "I eat Roast Beef."
Adolf Loos
This form is defined by the use of exposed concrete and raw materials.
Brutalism
"A total work of art."
Gesamtkunstwerk
This work by Philip Johnson contrasts his nearby Miesian buildings with a postmodern design.
St. Basil's Chapel at St. Thomas
The born name of this architect is Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris.
Le Corbusier