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But if harmony is the music of architecture, difference is the soul. Aalto's genius as an architect was in his ability to combine surprise with inevitability. He did it in Finlandia Hall in Helsinki.

 


Town of Harmony
Chautauqua County
Local joiners working in rural areas also built in the Greek Revival style. They were carpenters, not architects, who learned their apprenticeship and their classical details from pattern books.

The Hall of Supreme Harmony within the Palace Museum (Forbidden City) grounds in Beijing, built during the Yongle era (1402-1424) of the Ming Dynasty.

But in addition the taste for historic accounts was in harmony with the ultimate purpose of monastic culture. After all, what was history if not one way of taking inventory of creation?

2 (of music) having the traditional, established harmony and/or form He prefers classical music to popular music.

All religions and philosophies that gain any popular ground do so on the promise of universal harmonyand peace, with the underlying possibility of power for those who are true believers.

Usonia was Frank Lloyd Wright's vision for America, a place where design commingled with nature, expanding the idea of architecture to include a civilization, a utopian ideal that integrated spiritual harmony and material prosperity across a seamless, ...

For its pure and delicate harmony, a page of a thirteenth or fourteenth century manuscript may compete with the work of the greatest masters of colour that the world has known, ...

Usually, you will see a combination of two or three of the materials blended in perfect harmony in the craftsman house design.

classicism : A tradition of Greek and Roman antiquity, distinguished by the qualities of simplicity, harmony, and balance.

The style is characterized by beauty, harmony, and simplicity in the highest degree.

Early Renaissance architects, notably Alberti, seized on this discovery as the key to the beauty of Roman architecture and also to the harmony of the universe.

The Bauhaus style, later also known as the International Style, was marked by the absence of ornament and ostentatious facades and by harmony between function and the artistic and technical means employed.

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