Architectural styles of the Postwar and Late Modern period that belong to no single country or region. A style belongs here when its cited article names architects or buildings in several countries and continents and does not tie the style to one home region, or describes it as a movement that spread across borders, for example along a climate zone or through colonial and postcolonial building programmes. Styles that the cited articles tie to one region sit in the regional groups of the same subcategory.
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Postwar and Late Modern Styles with an International Reach
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Victoria and Albert Museum: What is Tropical Modernism?
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put Modernist principles into practice in West Africa and India, inventing a distinctive version of Modernism adapted to the hot and humid climate of these regions.
Prefabricated home (Wikipedia)
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Prefabricated homes, often referred to as prefab homes or simply prefabs, are specialist dwelling types of prefabricated building
Open building (Wikipedia)
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From the late 1960s onward, a number of pioneering projects were completed in the Netherlands, the UK, Japan and elsewhere.
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