Early Modern Architects
Early Modern Architects
Early modern architects developed different approaches to structure, enclosure, and the experience of buildings. Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, and Mies van der Rohe represent distinct architectural ideas within this period. Their houses and broader design movements connect architecture with domestic interiors and lived space, showing how an approach to building can shape both exterior form and everyday surroundings.
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![The Free Plans of Le Corbusier's Architecture [Villa Savoye]](https://image3-us-west.cloudokyo.cloud/image/v1/46/82/44/4682444c-8b91-40f5-935d-7ec5a2469e25/672.webp)
Modern Houses, Settings, and Interiors
Fallingwater integrates a house with its wooded waterfall setting, while Philip Johnson's Glass House uses a transparent pavilion to frame the surrounding landscape. International Style architecture and modern design interiors provide broader context for the relationship among building form, enclosure, and domestic space.
![Inside Mies van der Rohe's LOST House in Wyoming [Resor House]](https://image3-us-west.cloudokyo.cloud/image/v1/0f/66/86/0f66868e-9e70-4329-afb8-5437e1bc7c98/672.webp)
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![Louis Kahn’s Architecture of the Room [Trenton Bath House, Esherick House, Exeter Library]](https://image2-us-west.cloudokyo.cloud/image/v1/4f/98/f8/4f98f8cc-404e-4932-98bf-b1dd5e78e7ce/672.webp)
