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High-tech architecture: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

architecture that celebrates industrial technology through exposed structure, services and lightweight prefabricated components.

In architectural history, High-tech architecture refers to architecture that celebrates industrial technology through exposed structure, services and lightweight prefabricated components. This meaning comes from Davies (1988) in High tech architecture.[1]

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Davies, C. (1988). High tech architecture. Rizzoli International Publications. ISBN 9780847808816

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