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Free Style Architecture
Terry Francis
"Free style" in architecture, often referred to as "free-form,"
describes buildings that break from conventional shapes and embrace unconventional designs, incorporating elements of various styles and techniques
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Here's a more detailed look at what "free style" architecture entails:
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Breaking Conventions:
Free-form architecture is characterized by its departure from traditional, rigid forms and structures.
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Fluid and Dynamic:
Buildings in this style often appear to move or flow, with a focus on organic shapes and asymmetrical designs.
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Versatile and Eclectic:
Free-form architecture can incorporate elements from various architectural styles, including Art Nouveau, Modernism, and others, creating a unique and unconventional look.
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Examples of Free-Form Architecture:
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Federation Free Style: This style, popular in Australia, features asymmetrical planning and massing, with classical elements often distorted or placed in unusual contexts.
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Le Corbusier's Five Points of Architecture: This concept, while not strictly a style, emphasizes free design of the façade, allowing for the concealment of supporting structures.
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Contemporary Architecture: The architecture of the 21st century often embraces free-form designs, pushing boundaries and exploring new possibilities.
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