Modern And Traditional Architecture

Modern And Traditional Architecture. Architects and designers who prefer traditional architecture are always at loggerheads with the connoisseurs of modern architecture. Many also define it as being the rejection of the old traditional neoclassical style and Beaux-Arts that were popularised during the previous century.

Draw clear physical lines between modern and traditional. Traditional style does not depart from the norm in the way that contemporary architecture does nor is it rigidly devout to form and function as in the case of modern architecture. The defining feature of modern architecture is the modern aesthetic (aka the "modern look"), which may be Iron-frame architecture, which flourished primarily in England, France, and (later) the United States, occupies the transitional phase between traditional and modern architecture.

Grant me for the moment that traditional architecture and urbanism are more durable, more culturally and environmentally sustainable, more beautiful, and (in the long run) more economical than modern architecture and urbanism — in other words, that given certain premises there are rational reasons to.

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Architects and designers who prefer traditional architecture are always at loggerheads with the connoisseurs of modern architecture. Many also define it as being the rejection of the old traditional neoclassical style and Beaux-Arts that were popularised during the previous century. Pick out all the sentences that contain past participles used as object complements in the text.