Leonardo Benevolo's two-volume History of Modern Architecture
The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw the rise of functionalism, a design approach that emphasized the practical needs of buildings over their aesthetic appeal. Louis Sullivan, an American architect, was a key figure in this movement. His design for the Guaranty Building (1896) in Buffalo, New York, exemplified the principles of functionalism, with a focus on verticality, simplicity, and ornamentation. The skyscraper, as a typology, began to take shape, and Sullivan's work influenced generations of architects to come.
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Benevolo argues that modern architecture did not emerge from a simple desire for a new style, but from a profound crisis
Benevolo’s insights remain relevant for contemporary practitioners and students due to his holistic approach. Modern Architecture: Benevolo's Insights | PDF - Scribd
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