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| − | Following behind Modern architecture, Post Modern architecture emerged during the second half of the 20th century in reaction against the early 20th century. Unlike modernism’s focus on function and idealist ideas, Post Modern places design over function. And unlike any other styles at the time, Post Modern drew from all different styles for inspiration, not just one. Post Modern architects were searching for variety. | + | Following behind Modern architecture, Post Modern architecture emerged during the second half of the 20th century in reaction against the early 20th century.<ref>Muscato, C. (n.d.). Postmodern Architecture: Characteristics & Definition. Retrieved June, 2017, from http://study.com/academy/lesson/postmodern-architecture-characteristics-definition.html</ref> Unlike modernism’s focus on function and idealist ideas, Post Modern places design over function. <ref>Winston, A. (2015, July 24). The Dezeen guide to Postmodern architecture and design. Retrieved June, 2017, from https://www.dezeen.com/2015/07/23/guide-to-postmodern-architecture-design-glenn-adamson/</ref>And unlike any other styles at the time, Post Modern drew from all different styles for inspiration, not just one. Post Modern architects were searching for variety. |
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| − | In many Post Modern architecture style driven trend, it leads to a metaphoric architecture where the building structural design are based on non-architectural forms, like a flower. Post Modern thinking can be thought of as ‘anything goes’ including the nontraditional shapes, ledges and columns for skyscrapers. This can be seen in the large oval, or pickle like shape, in the Gherkin. Color and more elaborate shapes and roofs were introduced after modernism had simplified everything. And in most Post Modern buildings, sustainability issues are addressed and of main importance not only for the materials for the construction but how the building will last over time. | + | In many Post Modern architecture style driven trend, it leads to a metaphoric architecture where the building structural design are based on non-architectural forms, like a flower. Post Modern thinking can be thought of as ‘anything goes’ including the nontraditional shapes, ledges and columns for skyscrapers. <ref>Defining Postmodern Architecture and Its Characteristics. (2012, March 5). Retrieved June, 2017, from http://www.cockrams-surveyors.co.uk/blog/buildings/defining-postmodern-architecture-and-its-characteristics/</ref>This can be seen in the large oval, or pickle like shape, in the Gherkin. Color and more elaborate shapes and roofs were introduced after modernism had simplified everything.<ref>Arora , R. (2013, June 08). Post-Modern Architecture and the architects involoved in it. Retrieved June, 2017, from https://www.slideshare.net/rohitarora7798/postmodern-architecture-and-the-architects-involoved-in-it</ref> And in most Post Modern buildings, sustainability issues are addressed and of main importance not only for the materials for the construction but how the building will last over time. |
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Overview
This article will talk about the Post Modern architectural style and its key characteristics.
Contents
Background
Following behind Modern architecture, Post Modern architecture emerged during the second half of the 20th century in reaction against the early 20th century.[1] Unlike modernism’s focus on function and idealist ideas, Post Modern places design over function. [2]And unlike any other styles at the time, Post Modern drew from all different styles for inspiration, not just one. Post Modern architects were searching for variety.
Characteristics
In many Post Modern architecture style driven trend, it leads to a metaphoric architecture where the building structural design are based on non-architectural forms, like a flower. Post Modern thinking can be thought of as ‘anything goes’ including the nontraditional shapes, ledges and columns for skyscrapers. [3]This can be seen in the large oval, or pickle like shape, in the Gherkin. Color and more elaborate shapes and roofs were introduced after modernism had simplified everything.[4] And in most Post Modern buildings, sustainability issues are addressed and of main importance not only for the materials for the construction but how the building will last over time.
Image Gallery
References
- ↑ Muscato, C. (n.d.). Postmodern Architecture: Characteristics & Definition. Retrieved June, 2017, from http://study.com/academy/lesson/postmodern-architecture-characteristics-definition.html
- ↑ Winston, A. (2015, July 24). The Dezeen guide to Postmodern architecture and design. Retrieved June, 2017, from https://www.dezeen.com/2015/07/23/guide-to-postmodern-architecture-design-glenn-adamson/
- ↑ Defining Postmodern Architecture and Its Characteristics. (2012, March 5). Retrieved June, 2017, from http://www.cockrams-surveyors.co.uk/blog/buildings/defining-postmodern-architecture-and-its-characteristics/
- ↑ Arora , R. (2013, June 08). Post-Modern Architecture and the architects involoved in it. Retrieved June, 2017, from https://www.slideshare.net/rohitarora7798/postmodern-architecture-and-the-architects-involoved-in-it