modernist homes
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Modernist homes are residences built according to mid-20th-century architectural principles emphasizing clean lines, open floor plans, large windows, and integration with the natural environment.
The style emerged from the Bauhaus movement and architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe.
Features include flat or low-pitched roofs, minimal ornamentation, and industrial materials like steel, concrete, and glass: The neighborhood is full of restored modernist homes from the 1950s.
- International StyleFunctionalist architecture movement, 1920s
- BrutalismRaw concrete architectural movement
- BauhausInfluential modernist design school
- split levelHome with offset stories
- MinimalismArt stripped to essentials
Frank Lloyd Wright · flat roof · open floor plan · clean lines · concrete · cantilever · floating staircase · glass walls · indoor outdoor living
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19th-century ornate dwellings
Victorian cottages · Edwardian homes · Victorian houses · Georgian houses · Georgian homes
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Old vernacular rural dwellings
farmhouses · thatched cottages · adobe houses · log cabins · stone cottages
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