Some neat examples from around the world: …………………………………………………………………….
Engineering Building, Leicester University, Leicester, England
Definitely non-traditional. The interior especially displays Formalist lines and geometric shapes. It stays true to its materials, while the smooth facade and shape of the top indicate Bauhaus influence.
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Enso-Gutzeit Headquarters, Helsinki, Finland
This building has Bauhaus-like qualities of color (white,) cubic shape, a flat roof, and a lack of ornamentation.
………………………………………………………………………. Berlin Philharmonic Hall
Obviously, this structure fits the Modernist condition of abandoning the past. Elements include an open floor plan, glass, and a hint of Deconstructivism.
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Adziogol Lighthouse, Ukraine
As with most Modernist structures, the lighthouse puts function first, and possesses a minimalist design.
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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
Also very minimalist, negative space adds to the design.
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Sydney Opera House (Interior)
The out side is Expressionist, but the inside is open, linear, and highly functional.
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Bateson Building, Sacramento
Note the open floor plan, evident structure (minimal,) high efficiency, beige coloring,
JL
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