Architecture

Architecture
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The mid-twentieth-century modernist architecture considered itself progressive, an avant-garde movement that challenged traditional society. But today’s avant-gardes architecture is essentially conservative: It fails to challenge the modern technological society.
Mid-centaury modernization grew out from the believe that technology was autonomous. At the time, it was the expression of the era’s faith in technology and those believed to be extremists they used slogan “form follows function” to mean that design was a good product from efficient use of modern materials to fulfill a buildings requirement (Matthew, 1993). During this period in time, the design of buildings was purely technical and on technical grounds as well and with time new technology swept away traditional forms. The modern architecture came with the following themes and features, and simplicity and clarity of forms and elimination of unnecessary details. The use of industrially produced materials, adaption of machine aesthetic unlike the ancient ways was enhanced. Visual expression of structure as opposed to the hiding of structural elements
The Cybernetic Hypothesis
It is a political hypothesis, a new fable that after the world war two it definitively supplanted the liberal hypothesis. Contrary to the latter, it proposes to conceive biological, physical, and social behaviors as something integrally programmed and re-programmable. It is the physical aspects of the today’s landscapes that have led to different designs and looks of modern buildings. More precisely, it conceives of each individual behavior as something piloted, in the last analysis, by the need for the survival of a system that makes it possible, and which it must contribute to (Mathew, 1993. This therefore emerged as a theory of information and handling information which has no precise origin, but rather that which is available in the environment around any situation. According to the theory, the available information is what the systems use to program to ensure continuity. Systems theory can reasonably be considered a speci...