Hostility to the purism and impersonality of the
International Style was felt soon alter 1945 in prominent
works by Frank Lloyd wright and Lr Corbusier.Of course, Wright had always gone
his own way and never subscribed to any movement or
‘style', but his circular ramp design for the Guggenheim
Museum in New York of 1943-59 (intended originally for a
drive-in planetarium) was taken as n deliberate affront
by functionalists and, indeed,it did assert the value of
idiosyncrasy, especially in an urban context.
Le Corbusier had abandoned Purism in his paintings some years before the Second World War - he was both painter
and architect - but it was not until about 1950 that
Expressionism made itself felt in his architecture with
amoeboid curves, biomorphic forms and irregular plans.
Hostility to the purism and impersonality of the
International Style was felt soon alter 1945 in prominent
works by Frank Lloyd wright and Lr Corbusier.Of course, Wright had always gone
his own way and never subscribed to any movement or
‘style', but his circular ramp design for the Guggenheim
Museum in New York of 1943-59 (intended originally for a
drive-in planetarium) was taken as n deliberate affront
by functionalists and, indeed,it did assert the value of
idiosyncrasy, especially in an urban context.
Le Corbusier had abandoned Purism in his paintings some years before the Second World War - he was both painter
and architect - but it was not until about 1950 that
Expressionism made itself felt in his architecture with
amoeboid curves, biomorphic forms and irregular plans.
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