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Architecture

architecture whose forms openly announce the building's function or identity, associated with Ledoux and Boullée.

In architecture, architecture parlante refers to architecture whose forms openly announce the building's function or identity, associated with Ledoux and Boullée. This meaning comes from Vidler (1990) in Claude-Nicolas Ledoux.[1]

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Vidler, A. (1990). Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. Birkhäuser Architecture. ISBN 9780262220323

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