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Derived from its French term meaning “New Art” , it is a style that attempted to create a new style free

from the artistic tradition and to reject the typical machine-made uniformity of the Industrial

Revolution by embracing organic and natural forms.

• Art Deco

• Arts & Crafts

• Art Nouveau

• Impressionism

theory of “truth to nature”

To be truthful to nature’s forms - higher moral, spiritual, and truth of ideas.

• Art Decon

• Nature Style

• Art Nouveau

• Organic Style

a Spanish-Catalan architect and the most influential

Art Nouveau artist in Barcelona.

• Santiago Calatrava

• Renzo Piano

• Le Corbusier

• Antoni Gaudi

an outstanding architect and one of the founders of Art Nouveau.

emphasized in the honest use of materials (twisting of iron into various

forms of ornamentation).

• Antoni Gaudi

• Santiago Calatrava

• Victor Horta

• Joseph Olbrich

a style characterized by the use of bright colors, geometric shapes

and volumes that emerged in the 1920s and became popular in Europe and the

United States during the 1930s.

• Modernism

• International Style

• Art Deco

• Le Moderne

Identify the given structure/building:

• Bank of China

• Empire State Building

• Chrysler Building

• Seagram Building

His work defined a new style of architecture,

known as Modernism, in the 20th and

early 21st centuries.

• Santiago Calatrava

• Richard Rogers

• Oscar Niemeyer

• Michael Graves

Inspired by natural movements—such as waves undulating, trees bending to

the wind, and flower petals opening— focuses on the

human body in his designs.

• Richard Rogers

• Santiago Calatrava

• Kenzo Tange

• Oscar Niemeyer

focused on creating functional, user-friendly spaces with a strong commitment to sustainability and addressing social and environmental issues.

• Norman Foster

• Michael Graves

• Richard Rogers

• Kenzo Tange

“Celebrating the components of the structure.”

it means showcasing the structural elements of a building instead of hiding them.

• Rem Koolhaas

• Frank Gehry

• Norman Foster

• Richard Rogers