Revival of classical principles, harmony, proportion, Palladio, Michelangelo.

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Grand, elaborate, curved forms, ornamentation, light & shadow contrast.

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Highly decorative, pastel colors, asymmetry, intricate detailing.

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Return to simplicity, symmetry, grandeur, monumental structures.

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Emotion, nature, dramatic effects, Gothic Revival.

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Medieval Gothic, pointed arches, ribbed vaults, flying buttresses.

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Handcrafted materials, traditional craftsmanship, reaction to industrialization.

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Organic forms, flowing curves, floral motifs, decorative ironwork.

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Elaborate, classical influences, grand public buildings, symmetry.

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Functionality, minimalism, new materials (steel, glass, concrete).

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Glass facades, steel frames, open spaces, minimalism

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Art & industry integration, simple & functional design, geometric shapes.

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Geometric forms, industrial materials, engineering aesthetics.

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Emotional impact, distorted forms, dynamic structures.

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Speed, technology, modernity, bold & fluid forms.

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Abstraction, primary colors, geometric composition, Mondrian influence.

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Raw concrete, geometric forms, structural honesty.

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Reaction to modernism, historical references, playful elements.

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Framework for human behavior, modular designs, spatial systems.

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Organic growth, modular urban planning, Japanese architecture.

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Fragmented forms, chaos, unconventional structures.

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Exposed structural elements, industrial materials, advanced technology.

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Simplicity, clean lines, functional, uncluttered spaces.

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Energy efficiency, ecological materials, environmental impact.

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Bold geometric patterns, symmetry, vibrant colors, streamlined forms, modern materials.

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