See the Bolling Federal Building in KC, an example of International Style architecture now listed on a federal disposal ...

International style is a phase of Modern architecture that began at the beginning of the 20th century, and continues as a dominant style in corporate and institutional structures in the 21st century.

Emerging after World War II, this architectural revolution rejected ornate, traditional styles of the past in favor of clean lines, functional design, and incorporation of flashy materials like ...

The style was defined in the essay “The International Style: Architecture since 1922,” by Museum of Modern Art curators Henry Russell-Hitchcock and Philip Johnson in 1932. The essay went on ...

The now-historic “The International Style: Architecture Since 1922” was to introduce a new “modern” architecture, this one a totally synthetic proposition of industrial society.

Built in the International Style like the United Nations headquarters in New York City, this building gave a new face to ...

The architectural tides also shifted drastically as the International Style architectural movement swiftly rose to prominence in the 1930s, prizing functionality in its blocky concrete forms with ...

The style is also often called the international style or international modernism. “For me, modern architecture is most succinctly summarized by Peter Blake, who was the former chief curator of ...

The Aluminaire House drew crowds, and ridicule, in 1931. After several moves and a brush with demolition, it has found a home in Southern California. By Jori Finkel Reporting from Palm Springs, Calif.

as was MoMA’s 1932 International Style exhibition. Architect Philip Johnson was the director of the show, which was the museum’s first architectural exhibition and featured the work of Richard ...

Installation view of the exhibition Bauhaus: 1919-1928, on view December 7, 1938 through January 30, 1939 at The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York.