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chicago school: new things
steel, elevators
first skyscrapers
in the us
how did the introduction of steel frames influence architecture (in the chicago school first)
the strength of the walls no longer determined the height of the buildings → higher buildings → the skyscraper race
which cities was the race for the biggest skyscraper between
new york and chicago; ny won
who said that form follows function, what style was he from
louis sullivan, the chicago school
what, when, where
the monadnock building
1893
chicago
what, by who, where, when
the auditorium building
by louis sullivan
in chicago
1889
what, by who, whene, wher
the prudential building // guaranty building
by louis sullivan
in ny, usa
1896
arts and crafts movement: who founded it, what did it stand for, what provoked it, and what inspired it, when
william morris
the handmade life
an opposition to the mass-production of the industrial revolution
inspired by ruskin’s the stones of venice, and his view that buildings should not mask the marks of time
1880 - 1910
what, when, by who, where
the red house
1860
designed by philip webb for william morris
london
the iconic house of the arts and crafts movement
by who, what, style, when
william morris’ design for the trellis wallpaper
an iconic symbol of the arts and crafts movement
1862
art nouveau: when, what, centered where
1890 - 1910
short period of great beauty
international decorative art style, inspired by natural forms like sinuous plant curves (the whiplash lines), using new materials like iron and glass to mimic natural forms, reacting against industrialism, eclecticism and forced order styles
paris
belle epoque
the beautiful period before the start of ww1
the prominent styles in belle epoque
art nouveau, beaux-art, eclecticism
what language is art nouveau in
french
art nouveau in germany
jugendstil
art nouveau in austria-hungary
secession style
art nouveau in spain
modernismo // modernisme
art nouveau in italy
liberty style
art nouveau in the uk
modern style
art nouveau characteristics
whiplash lines
floral motifs
asymetrical
inspired by natural lines