Module 1: Architecture in the Age of Enlightenment-Neoclassicism and the Doctrine of Progress
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Modernity
Characterized by a change in thinking that challenges tradition, based upon rational interrogation of the world and social structures
Modernism
A movement in art and culture from the late 19th century; rejection of traditional forms and the implementation of new and innovation styles
The Enlightenment
An intellectual movement that emphasized reason, science, and human progress; challenges traditional authority and promoting ideas of liberty, equality, and rationality in all aspects of life
Neoclassicism
Reaction against the Baroque and Rococo; general desire fir established principles based on the laws of nature and reason
Ste. Genevieve
Paris, France, (1757-89)
Who designed the Ste. Genevieve?
Jacques-Germain Soufflot
Plan of Washington DC
District of Colombia, USA, 1791
Who designed the plan of Washington DC?
Pierre Charles L’Enfant