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Derived from its French term meaning “New Art” , it is a style that attempted to create a new style free

from the artistic tradition and to reject the typical machine-made uniformity of the Industrial

Revolution by embracing organic and natural forms.

theory of “truth to nature”

To be truthful to nature’s forms - higher moral, spiritual, and truth of ideas.

a Spanish-Catalan architect and the most influential

Art Nouveau artist in Barcelona.

an outstanding architect and one of the founders of Art Nouveau.

emphasized in the honest use of materials (twisting of iron into various

forms of ornamentation).

a style characterized by the use of bright colors, geometric shapes

and volumes that emerged in the 1920s and became popular in Europe and the

United States during the 1930s.

Identify the given structure/building:

His work defined a new style of architecture,

known as Modernism, in the 20th and

early 21st centuries.

Inspired by natural movements—such as waves undulating, trees bending to

the wind, and flower petals opening— focuses on the

human body in his designs.

focused on creating functional, user-friendly spaces with a strong commitment to sustainability and addressing social and environmental issues.

“Celebrating the components of the structure.”

it means showcasing the structural elements of a building instead of hiding them.