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By: Porfirio Mireles

- Has distortion for an emotional effect. - Many solutions, impossible to have a single concept. - Utilizes creative potential like an artist would. - Can be described as architecture in the form of art. - Is an effort at achieving the new, original, and visionary.

- Stata center at MIT Architect : Frank Gehry

 The common location is Europe. Europe is where expressionism in architecture first developed.

 The main architects who were involved with expressionistic architecture were Bruno Taut, Hans Scharoun, Walter Gropius, and Mies Van der Rohe.

-  The dancing building in Czech Republic  Einstein Tower in Potsdam-Berlin (Erich Mendelsohn)

By: Porfirio Mireles

 Uses asymmetry versus symmetry.  It grasps architecture in terms of space instead mass.  Bauhaus buildings are usually cubic.  favor right angles.  some feature rounded corners and balconies.

 Those who want to see the Bauhaus style of architecture need to go to Tel- Aviv (Hebrew city) in Israel and take a walk. Anywhere you look, you’re bound to see a white square building with round balconies and large windows.