Modernism vs. Traditionalism in Architecture

This chapter examines the shift towards modernism in architecture post-World Wars, highlighting the rejection of traditional design and the rise of styles like brutalism and deconstructivism. It critiques the lack of beauty in contemporary architecture, particularly in government buildings, and discusses the psychological significance of classical designs. The chapter further explores the ideological rift between modernist aesthetics and classical styles, emphasizing the historical and cultural value of traditional architecture.