International Style

International Style Architecture is an important branch of modernism that developed in the 1920s and 1930s. This style combines functionality, simplicity and aesthetics.

Key Features:
Simple Forms: Flat surfaces and geometric forms are at the forefront.
Functionality: The function of the buildings is at the center of the design.
Glass, Concrete and Steel: Intensive use of modern materials creates light and spacious structures.
Open Plan Layout: Provides flexibility and width in interior spaces.

Important Representatives:
Le Corbusier: Known for projects such as “Villa Savoye”.
Mies van der Rohe: One of the pioneers of the international style with the “Seagram Building”.
Walter Gropius: Founder of the Bauhaus school; known for his functional design approach.

International style architecture responds to the needs of modern life, offering simple and effective structures.