MidMod Magazine
If modernism was the clean-cut, disciplined hero of design—striving for order, function, and utopian ideals—then postmodernism was the chaotic trickster, rolling its eyes at all that seriousness and doodling mustaches…
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Few movements have shaped modern design and architecture as profoundly as the Bauhaus. Founded in 1919 in Weimar, Germany, by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus was more than just a school—it…
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Modernism’s simplicity and functionality might seem at odds with today’s high-tech world, but smart technology is proving to be the perfect complement to timeless design. The Modernist Smart Home Modernist…
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The Palette of Mid-Century Joy Modernist design isn’t just about clean lines and open spaces; it’s also about color. Vibrant, optimistic hues like mustard yellow, teal, and burnt orange became…
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If there is one architectural movement that continues to polarize, it is Brutalism. Often described as austere, raw, and unapologetically bold, Brutalism—rooted in the post-war years—challenged conventional ideas of beauty…
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In-depth look at engineering innovations that made modernist architecture possible. The modernist movement is celebrated for its architectural marvels, but behind every iconic structure stood visionary engineers who faced formidable…
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Why Buy a Modernist House? Because of its unmatched commercial value through timeless design. Investing in a modernist house offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of architectural history…
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Jacques Tati, known for his critical yet humorous take on modernity, made that insightful statement in 1972, encapsulating his belief that architecture should not only focus on aesthetics and structural…
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