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Functionalism (architecture) (view source)
Revision as of 06:11, January 31, 2019
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'''Functionalism''' is a style of [[architecture]] that emphasizes on the ability of movement and facilitating the intended use. [[Frank Lloyd Wright]] was an architect who believed in functionalism. His works include the [[Guggenheim Museum]] in [[New York]] and the [[Falling Water]] house in [[Pennsylvania]]. Architect [[Walter Gropius]] of [[Germany]] founded the [[Bauhaus]] school based on Wright’s work.
'''Functionalism''' is a style of [[architecture]] that emphasizes on the ability of movement and facilitating the intended use. [[Frank Lloyd Wright]] was an architect who believed in functionalism. His works include the [[Guggenheim Museum]] in [[New York]] and the [[Falling Water]] house in [[Pennsylvania]]. Architect [[Walter Gropius]] of [[Germany]] founded the [[Bauhaus]] school based on Wright's work.
[[Category:Architecture]]
[[Category:Architecture]]