ISMs of Architecture

Meaning "Raw concrete", Brutalism came from which word?

• Roher Beton

• Béton brut

• Brut béton

• Brutal

Style that means revival of the classics

• Neoclassical

• Neogothic

• Neon

• Art Nouveau

Which if the Metabolist Style in the following?

• Einstein Tower (Potsdam, Germany)

• Nakagin Capsule Tower (Tokyo, Japan)

• Lloyd's Tower (London, England)

• Rusakov Workers' Club (Moscow, Russia)

Erich Mendelsohn's famous work is in what style?

• Minimalism

• De Stijl

• Expressionism

• Bauhaus

A style in newly found United States where it brought the ideologies of the Western World

• Federal Style

• Prairie Style

• Functionalism

• Constructivism

Evolved from the Arts & Crafts from Louis Sullivan in Chicago. This style was pioneered by Frank Lloyd Wright. It is defined by horizontal volumes. An example of this style is the Robie House by Frank Lloyd Wright.

• Federal Style

• Prairie Style

• Functionalism

• Constructivism

Buildings designed solely for the purpose of usage, focused on the utility of the building. Example of this style is the Villa Tugendhat by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in Brno, Czechia.

• Federal Style

• Prairie Style

• Functionalism

• Constructivism

Emerged in Soviet Union where technology and Russian futuristic influences merged together. The Rusakov Worker's Club by Konstantin Melnikov is an example of this style.

• Federal Style

• Prairie Style

• Functionalism

• Constructivism

Style by avant-garde artists' migration to Stalinist neoclassicism. School 518 by Ivan Zvezdin in Moscow, Russia is an example of this style.

• Post-Constructivism

• Bauhaus

• De Stijl

• Expressionism

A school found by Walter Gropius in Germany and later developed into the international style by Gropius and Mies

• Post-Constructivism

• Bauhaus

• De Stijl

• Expressionism