Critical Regionalism remains the most fruitful formulation of Modernism intensifying the role of cultural practices involved in the making of architecture. After the 1960s, taking cues from the socio-political atmosphere, the notion became strongly aligned with environmental and social responsibilty. It implied an approach of design & construction that would impact the landscape & local culture as minimally as possible - yet still deepen andstrengthen the way we regard, experience and value them. The architects that have drove the development of this dynamic movement over the last three generations, are as follows (in alphabetical order - hence the A to Z)
Aalto, Alavo Barragan, Luis & Bawa, Geoffery Correa, Charles Doshi, BV Eldem, Sedad Fathy, Hassan Godsell, Sean Harris, Harwell Hamilton I Jarmund/ Vigsnaes Kalach & Alvarez Le Corbusier Murcutt, Glenn Niemeyer, Oscar O'Gorman, Juan Prasad, Shiv Nath Q Rewal, Raj Siza, Alvara Tavora, Fernando Utzon, Jorn Villanueva, Carlos Raul Warchavchik, Gregori X Y Zabludovsky,Abraham
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