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Architectural history

the early twentieth-century turn in architecture and design toward functional, unornamented forms suited to industrial society.

In architectural history, Modern Movement refers to the early twentieth-century turn in architecture and design toward functional, unornamented forms suited to industrial society. This meaning comes from Pevsner (1937) in Pioneers of the modern movement from William Morris to Walter Gropius.[1]

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Pevsner, N. (1937). Pioneers of the modern movement from William Morris to Walter Gropius. F. A. Stokes Co. Open Library record

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