Contemporary architecture
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Contemporary architecture is, in broad terms, the architecture of the present day.
The term contemporary architecture is also applied to a range of styles of recently built structures and space which are optimized for current use.
Topics in contemporary architecture
- Blobitecture
- Neo-Historism
- New Urbanism
- Critical Regionalism
- Computer aided design
- Digital architecture
- Digital morphogenesis
- Deconstructivism
- Sustainable design
- Futurist architecture
- High-tech architecture
- Modern architecture
- Neomodern architecture
- Novelty architecture
- Postmodernism
- Conceptual architecture
- Neoclassicism
- Neo-Futurism
- Nanoarchitecture
Gallery
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Schermerhorn Symphony Center by Earl Swensson Associates, Nashville, USA
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National Grand Theatre by Paul Andreu, Beijing, China
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MIT Simmons Hall by Steven Holl, Cambridge, United States
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Ratner Athletic Center by César Pelli, Chicago, United States
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