ᐅ What defines "Modern Home Construction"?

Created on: 24 Apr 2008 11:28
B
Bauer
B
Bauer
24 Apr 2008 11:28
What is commonly understood today by "modern house construction"? Is it simply all box-shaped with flat roofs? Or can modern house construction also include curved elements, like Hundertwasser demonstrated…
M
Maier GmbH
10 Jun 2008 19:49
The works of Hundertwasser in Vienna are certainly an example of modern home construction, but I believe that modern home building should not be limited in any way—in other words: anything is possible!

If I had to set some boundaries here, I would say that modern home building often relies on modern materials... after all, these allow for entirely new architectural freedom, and that is probably what defines modern home construction.
M
merengue
14 Jun 2008 11:14
There is also modern wood design, which is making a strong comeback anyway...
W
wabe
22 Jun 2008 22:56
There is no single modern style in house building; a current trend might be the square Tuscan style with a hipped roof. Sometimes, people try to create a modern look with random bay windows and roof projections or recesses, but this usually comes across as awkward—much like unsuccessful attempts to incorporate elements from "old" houses.