Module 10.1: The International Style

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Taylorism

A system of scientific management that seeks to maximize efficiency in industrial production through time and motion studies, standardized tasks, and division of labor

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How did Taylorism influence architecture and urban planning?

It influenced functional zoning and rationalized workflows, aiming to create optimized, efficient spaces for modern living and working

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Who is Taylorism named after?

Frederick Winslow Taylor

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What is an example of Taylorism?

Frankfurt Kitchen, Frankfurt, Germany, 1926

<p>Frankfurt Kitchen, Frankfurt, Germany, 1926</p>
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Fordism

A system in which unskilled workers labored on an assembly-line to mass-produce a standardized, low-cost product

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Who is Fordism named after?

Henry Ford

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Neue Sachlichkeit

a German modernist movement of the 1920s that emphasized functionalism and rational design as part of a “return to order” after WWI

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What does Neue Sachlichkeit translate to?

New Objectivity

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Objet-type

standardized, mass-produced objects or buildings that prioritize function, efficiency, and universality. architecture should follow principles of rational design and mass production to serve society’s needs effectively

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Who conceptualized objet-type

Le Corbusier

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What is an example of objet-type?

Maison Citrohan, Weissenhoffsiedlung, Le Corbusier, Stuttgart, Germany, 1927

<p>Maison Citrohan, Weissenhoffsiedlung, Le Corbusier, Stuttgart, Germany, 1927</p>
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<p>Pilotis</p>

Pilotis

French term for a pile or support

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What has an example of pilotis?

Le Corbusier, Mansion Dom-Ino, France, 1914

<p>Le Corbusier, Mansion Dom-Ino, France, 1914</p>
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Architect’s Data

1936

<p>1936</p>
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<p>Who made the Architect’s Data?</p>

Who made the Architect’s Data?

Ernst Neufert

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Vers une Architecture

1923

<p>1923</p>
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<p>Who made the Vers une Architecture?</p>

Who made the Vers une Architecture?

Le Corbusier

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Frankfurt Kitchen

Frankfurt, Germany, 1926

<p>Frankfurt, Germany, 1926</p>
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<p>Who designed the Frankfurt Kitchen?</p>

Who designed the Frankfurt Kitchen?

Grete Lihotzky

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Masters Houses

Dessau, Germany, 1926

<p>Dessau, Germany, 1926</p>
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<p>Who designed the Masters Houses?</p>

Who designed the Masters Houses?

Walter Gropius

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Törten Housing Estate

Dessau, Germany, 1926-28

<p>Dessau, Germany, 1926-28</p>
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<p>Who designed the Törten Housing Estate?</p>

Who designed the Törten Housing Estate?

Walter Gropius

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The Weissenhofsiedlung

Stuttgart, Germany, 1927

<p>Stuttgart, Germany, 1927</p>
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Villa Fallet

La Chaux du Fonds, Switzerland, 1906-07

<p>La Chaux du Fonds, Switzerland, 1906-07</p>
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<p>Who designed the Villa Fallet?</p>

Who designed the Villa Fallet?

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier)

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25 bis Rue Franklin

Paris, France, 1904

<p>Paris, France, 1904</p>
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<p>Who designed the 25 bis Rue Franklin?</p>

Who designed the 25 bis Rue Franklin?

Aguste Perret

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L’Esprit Nouveau Pavilion

Paris, France, 1925

<p>Paris, France, 1925</p>
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<p>Who designed the L’Esprit Nouveau Pavilion?</p>

Who designed the L’Esprit Nouveau Pavilion?

Le Corbusier

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Maison Dom-Ino

France, 1914

<p>France, 1914</p>
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<p>Who designed the Maison Dom-Ino?</p>

Who designed the Maison Dom-Ino?

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier)

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Describe the major features of the Dom-Ino system

slabs and columns only, circulated system, modern primitive hut

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Maison Citrohan

Stuttgart, Germany, 1927

<p>Stuttgart, Germany, 1927</p>
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<p>Who designed the Maison Citrohan?</p>

Who designed the Maison Citrohan?

Le Corbusier