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Expressionist architecture: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

early twentieth-century German and Dutch architecture of sculptural, crystalline or organic forms expressing emotion and utopian hope.

In architectural history, Expressionist architecture refers to early twentieth-century German and Dutch architecture of sculptural, crystalline or organic forms expressing emotion and utopian hope. This meaning comes from Pehnt (1973) in Expressionist architecture.[1]

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References

Pehnt, W. (1973). Expressionist architecture. Thames and Hudson. Open Library record

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