Proponents of the International Style Were Primarily Interested in Developing

question 24

Multiple Choice

Proponents of the International Style were primarily interested in developing

• A) a universal style that would satisfy human needs through mass production.
• B) a form of architecture that would incorporate elements of avant-garde art into aesthetically pleasing structures.
• C) structures that blended in with their natural surroundings.
• D) buildings that sacrificed function to emphasize form.

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