architectmagazine.com
Modernism has often told a story about subtraction. It has favored the stripped-down object, the heroic male architect, the clean line, the industrial future, the liberation of design from ornament. But in early 20th-century Vienna, another version of modernity was taking shape—one made from textiles, ceramics, fashion, graphic design, interiors, social networks, and opulent surfaces. […]
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