Regionalism
This form of regionalism was steeped in memory and employed familiarization.
What is romantic regionalism?
Which architectural theorist heavily critiqued the International Style?
Who is Lewis Mumford?
To make common local forms something thought-provoking or notable.
What is defamiliarization?
A strategy of self-examination.
What is critique?
Universalization threatens the architectural identity of these places.
What are regions?
Romantic regionalism emphasizes sympathy, affinity, _____, _____, and a deep sense of ______.
What are memory, familiarity, and voicefulness?
This regionalist was hailed for their refusal to place a premium on the facade.
Who is (Henry Hobson) Richardson?
Defamiliarization is used to represent ______ elements in a(n) ______ light.
What is regional and unfamiliar?
A challenge of the world as it exists and underlying worldviews.
What is being critical?
Universalization threatens to make architecture increasingly ______, while critical regionalism responds to the specific characteristics of a region.
What is standardized?
Critical regionalism is a reevaluation of ______ and employs _______.
What are local culture and modernist strategies?
Lewis Mumford suggests the California Bay Region Style is a more universal style than the International Style because it . . . ?
What is permits regional adaptations?
Critical regionalism selects ________ and incorporates them strangely instead of familiarly.
What are place-defining elements?
Critical regionalism, while architectural, isn’t a style because it does not give this.
What are physical design criteria?
This style was seen as the universal successor to the Beaux Arts.
What is international style?
The new trend of regionalism is a reaction to Romantic Regionalism and a defence against.
What is the obsolescence of the region?
James Sterling juxtaposed regionalism and an International Style that incorporated “new traditionalism” by incorporating these two conditions.
What are local technologies and economic realities?
Defamiliarization aims to avoid these superficial elements of traditional regionalism.
What is nostalgia/imitation?
When regionalism is not critical, there is a sense of.
What is over-familiarity/nostalgia?
Regionally critical thinkers realized regions are melted and fused into this.
What is capitals/metropolies/industrial world realms?
New regionalism is committed to this value.
What is placeness?
What did Lewis Mumford’s concern of the International Style include?
What is the domination of technology and the limitation of the style?
What is the defamiliarization process?
What is identifying, decomposing, and recomposing elements?
Critical regionalist buildings are considered critical in these two senses.
What are self-reflective and self-referential?
Critical regionalism resists universalization through these regional characteristics. (3 things)
What are buildings as shelters, respecting regional environmental constraints, and accepting regional resources?