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structural rationalism: a standalone construct

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the view that architectural form should follow logically from the structural system and the honest use of materials.

In architecture, structural rationalism refers to the view that architectural form should follow logically from the structural system and the honest use of materials. This meaning comes from Viollet-le-Duc (1863/1875) in Discourses on architecture.[1]

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  1. Viollet-le-Duc, E. (1875). Discourses on architecture (H. Van Brunt, Trans.). J. R. Osgood. (Original work published 1863) Open Library record

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