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Walter Gropius(1883- 1969)
•German Architect•Worked under Peter Behrens
•Influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright
•FOUNDED THE BAUHAUS
•Migrated to the US and taught at the
Harvard School of Architecture
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“Architects, sculptors, painters, we must all return to the crafts!
For art is not a ‘profession.’ There is no essential difference
between the artist and the craftsman.
The artist is the exalted craftsman.” -GROPIUS
CHARACTER OF WORKS:
•Simple geometry, often rectangular
•Use of modern materials like steel and glass
•Smooth surfaces
•Primary colors
•Linear and horizontal elements
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Walter Gropius
(w / Ado lf Meyer) ,
WERKBUND PAVILION,Germany, 1914
Walter Gropiu s , The BAUHAUS BUILDING,
Dessau, Germany, 1926
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Walter Gropiu s ,
GROPIUS RESIDENCE,
Massachusetts, 1937
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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe(1886- 1969)
• German Architect
• No formal training in architecture
• Worked under Peter Behrens
• Succeeded Gropius as Bauhaus Director
• Migrated to the US and taught architecture
at the Illinois Institute of Technology
• Designed SKYSCRAPERS OF STEEL AND GLASSwhich became models of skyscraper design
throughout the world
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“Less is more.”-van der Rohe
CHARACTER OF WORKS:
• Simple rectangular forms
• Open, flexible plans and multi-functional spaces
• Widespread use of glass to bring the outside in
• Mastered steel and glass construction• Exposed and very refined structural details
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Mies van der Rohe ,
LAKE SHORE DRIVE APTS. & THE SEAGRAM BUILDING
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Mies van der Rohe ,
SEAGRAM BUILDING,
New York, 1958
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Mies van der Rohe ,
LAKE SHORE DRIVE
APARTMENTS, Illinois, 1951
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Mies van der Rohe ,
FARNSWORTH HOUSE,Illinois, 1946-51
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Mies van der Rohe ,
FARNSWORTH HOUSE Interior,
Illinois, 1946-51
Mies van der Rohe ,
GERMAN PAVILION Interior,
Barcelona Expo, 1929
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Frank Lloyd Wright(1867- 1959)
• American Architect
• Worked under Louis Sullivan
• Influenced by the British Arts and Crafts Movementand traditional Japanese Architecture
• Influenced European modern architects
• created the philosophy of ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE,
which maintains that the building must develop out ofits surroundings.
• known for the Prairie Houses, characterized by
asymmetrical plans and low, wide overhanging eaves.
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CHARACTER OF WORKS:
• strong eastern influences
• use of natural materials like bricks, stone and wood
• use of textured concrete• designs that blend well in its environment
• focused more on residential designs
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Frank L loyd Wright , ROBIE HOUSE,
Illinois, 1909
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Frank Lloyd Wright ,
KAUFMANN HOUSE or THE FALLING WATER,
Bear Run, Pennsylvania, 1937
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Frank L loyd Wright ,
GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM,
New York, 1956-59
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Louis Kahn
(1901- 1974)
• important figure in the transition from International Style
Modernism to Postmodernism
• first convincing rebel against the dull, glass boxesproduced by modernists
• designed contemporary and monumental architecture
of massive geometrical forms in contrast to the usual
rectangular glass and steel designs during his time.
• taught architecture at Yale University andat the University of Pennsylvania
• Influenced postmodernists Robert Venturi & Charles Moore
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CHARACTER OF WORKS:
• simple, Platonic forms and compositions
• use of brick and poured-in place concrete• dramatic spaces
• use of natural light
Several elements of Kahn's architecture came together in the
RICHARDS MEDICAL RESEARCH BUILDING, elements that wereused before, independently of each other:
• a clear articulation of servant and served spaces;
• the problem of light;
• the integration of spatial, structural, and utility elements; and,
• the integration of form, material, and process.
As a result, this building represents a significant turning point in
contemporary architecture.
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Lou is Kahn , RICHARDS MEDICAL RESEARCH BUILDING
University of Pennsylvania, 1957-61
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Lou is Kahn ,
KIMBELL ARTS MUSEUM,
Texas, 1966-72
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Lou is Kahn ,
SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDIES
California, 1959-65