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charlesreeza · 1 year
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Scalinata dell'Angelo - The Angel's Staircase is the most famous feature of San Benedetto church in Catania, Sicily. The Baroque marble ensemble was completed in the early 18th century.
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ishwarpurigoswami · 2 years
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Italian Garden Style Inspiration
Italian Garden Style Inspiration
 Landscaping your backyard is a big, fun undertaking. But just like starting on a home renovation, you need to gather inspiration before you do anything else. To do so, we encourage you to think outside the local garden box. We love looking to the polished and symmetrical gardens of France, the lush, overflowing flower beds synonymous with the English countryside, and, of course, the regal and…
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hsmagazine254 · 10 months
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Unveiling Hidden Gems: Discovering the Charm of Historic Homes
Timeless Treasures: Exploring the Allure of Historic Homes In the realm of real estate, historic homes hold a special place, exuding a unique charm and a sense of heritage that captivates homeowners and enthusiasts alike. These architectural wonders are a testament to the craftsmanship and rich history of a bygone era. In this article, we invite you to embark on a journey through time as we delve…
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Architectural Design Styles
The Dean Larkin Design team has a great deal of experience with both historical and modern or contemporary architectural design and the designs created utilize features that make the best use of the homes’ surroundings and natural light. This article explores characteristics of modernism, as well as some features of different styles of contemporary architecture.
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Modernism 1900-1940
Modern architecture design style came about in two phases, emerging in the early 1900s and generally emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and minimalism. The first phase, Early Modern, modernized exterior features to remove historical connections. During this time low pitched roofs and wide overhangs were popular, as well as asymmetrical facades. The second phase occurred after World War II. In this phase, standardization of the house’s parts was emphasized, and any external ornamentation that was not also functional was removed.
Architectural features common to modernistic homes from 1905-1930
Low-pitched roofs
Wide eaves
Exposed roof rafters
Porches with roofs
Architectural features common to modernistic homes from 1920-1940
Vertical structures with strong horizontal lines
Use of glass and steel
Flat or low-pitched roofs
Use of concrete and steel-frame construction
Lack of adornment on facades
Smooth wall surfaces
Asymmetrical
Contemporary Architecture
Contemporary architecture is a broad term that refers to a style of architecture that features new materials and building techniques that are often used in modern buildings. The style is characterized by simple shapes and open spaces. Contemporary architecture often includes natural materials for construction.
Contemporary design focuses on the interior and how the interior spaces relate to the outdoor spaces. The interior design of a contemporary building often features open floor plans, and architects who work in contemporary styles today often utilize natural light sources such as skylights or large windows to create dramatic effects within their designs. This technique has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its ability to create spacious environments with unique interiors, its impact on heating and cooling in a home, and its positive effect on a home’s inhabitants. Dean Larkin Design is a great proponent of using light in architectural projects.
Contemporary architecture encompasses multiple styles including Postmodernism and Deconstructivism. Postmodernism combines elements of past architectural styles with contemporary designs in a playful way. Deconstructivism focuses on an aesthetic that emphasizes the idea of deconstructing buildings into their basic geometric shapes. High-tech architecture uses state-of-the-art technology in creating futuristic looking structures with unique features.
Postmodernism 1960s – present
Postmodernism was a movement that developed in the late 1960s s as a response to Modernism, often characterized by its incorporation of historical styles and elements into large-scale urban designs, such as high-rise buildings with Classical columns or elaborate friezes. Postmodernism is also known for its use of irony and humor in architecture.
Deconstructivism 1980s – present
Deconstructivism is a postmodern architecture style that combined elements of Brutalism and Expressionism, with a more decorative quality in its use of materials. The name comes from the tendency to deconstruct and distort classic architectural form, focusing on the individual parts rather than the whole. Deconstructivism was developed by architects who were inspired by the work of Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Kahn. Some of its proponents included Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid.
Features of deconstructivism included:
Curved surfaces
Walls and floors that joined each other at different angles
Redefinition of shapes and forms
Indistinct transitions between surfaces
Contact Dean Larkin for Exceptional Contemporary Design in California
Dean Larkin Design was established in Los Angeles in 1999 and this modern architecture firm maximizes the intrinsic potential of a location, including its available natural light sources and views. Dean Larkin is very familiar with both historical and contemporary architectural design styles in the Los Angeles area, and the firm endeavors to achieve a complexity that is multi-layered with an effortless elegance. For a design that is modern and innovative, unlocks your location’s innate potential by making specific use of light, views and more, and uniquely designed for the way you live, contact Dean Larkin for a consultation.
Blog is originally published at: https://deanlarkindesign.com/architectural-design-styles/
It is republished with the permission from the author.
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AmericasMart, Atlanta, John Portman Architects (Building 3, 1979)
More than 80 movies, television shows and music videos have been filmed in John Portman's neofuturist buildings. The most frequently used are the Peachtree Centre, which appeared in ANT MAN AND THE WASP (2018), BABY DRIVER (2017), and dozens of other productions, and Westin Bonaventure, where INTERSTELLAR (2014) and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE III (2006) were shot. The AmericasMart complex can be seen in DIVERGENT: INSURGENT (2014), FUTURAMA (EP.16) (2000). Photo by Isaiah King on Flickr
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toyastales · 1 month
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Modern architectural home with water views.
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m-eltdown · 7 months
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Public Toilet Design, Chuancang Village, China - Fuyingbin Studio
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charlesreeza · 2 years
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The high priests Annas and Caiaphas attend the Crucifixion of Jesus
Saint-Pantaléon church, Troyes, France
According to local tradition, at the end of the eighteenth century the parish priest placed these two statues behind the railing of the gallery that led to the factory council meeting room, creating a theatrical effect. Unfortunately, he cut off the bodies of the statues to maintain comfortable passage within the gallery.
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wandering-italy · 4 days
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Water feature in the Royal Palace of Caserta's garden. Caserta is a super easy daytrip from central Naples.
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stairnaheireann · 8 months
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Clocha na hÉireann (Stones of Ireland), Glencolmcille, Co Donegal
The project was a collaborative 1916 commemoration work between stone masons from every county in Ireland. Each stone mason was asked to carve their native county using natural stone of that region. Carvings included everything from county emblems to representations of local mythology, geographical features, architecture and history.
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felikatze · 6 months
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we're all so fucking excited over three (3) whole images. normal.
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leroibobo · 2 months
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keneset eliyahoo in mumbai, maharashtra, india. it was constructed in 1884, and is mumbai's second-oldest sephardic synagogue.
in the 19th-early 20th centuries, members of the well-to-do baghdadi jewish community - most famously of the sassoon family - did business across south and east asia, often settling there and building synagogues for their communities. keneset eliyahoo was commissioned by jacob elias sassoon and named for his father, elias (eliyahoo) david sassoon. coincidentally, the prophet elijah (eliyahu hanavi, as he's referred to in judaism) is important to the local jewish community. mumbai eventually also came to house several jews from bukhara and persia.
the synagogue used to be known for being entirely sky blue, but this was not how it was originally painted. it was painted in its original colors during its 2019 restoration.
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