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philosopher Jacques Derrida.
Architects whose work is
often described as
deconstructivist (though in many
cases the
architects themselves reject the label) include...
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- and
corrugated steel. It is
sometimes considered one of the
earliest deconstructivist buildings,
although Gehry denies this. The
residence is in
Santa Monica...
- have
become tourist attractions. His
style is
sometimes described as
Deconstructivist or postmodern,
although he has
rejected the
second term.
Warner Brothers...
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communist regime to a
parliamentary democracy. The
style is
known as
deconstructivist ("new-baroque" to the designers)
architecture due to its
unusual shape...
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detailed application generate living form—ceases to be architecture.
Deconstructivist buildings are the most
visible symbols of
actual deconstruction. The...
- was
completed in 1886. It has
housed the
Academy since then. A new
Deconstructivist style expansion,
designed by the
architectural firm Coop Himmelb(l)au...
- The
finished visual appearance of
buildings that
exhibit the many
deconstructivist "styles" is
characterised by a
stimulating unpredictability and a controlled...
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include organic, sustainable, neo-****urist, structuralist, high-tech,
deconstructivist, blob, digital, streamline, novelty,
critical regionalist, vernacular...
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building with
golden roof,
alongside the
banks of the
Vltava river The
deconstructivist Dancing House (Fred and
Ginger Building)
Charles Square, the largest...
