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- Sheds to rails: the dominion of steel

- The search for modern form

- Domestic innovation and tectonic expression

- America rediscovered, tall and wide

- The challenge of the metropolis

- New production, new aesthetic

- In search of a language: from classicism to Cubism

- The Great War and its side effects

- Expressionism in Weimar Germany and the Netherlands

- Return to order in Paris

- Dada, De Stijl, and Mies: from subversiveness to elementarism

- Architectural education in turmoil

- Architecture and revolution in Russia

- The architecture of social reform

- Internationalization, its networks and spectacles

- Futurism and Rationalism in Fascist Italy

- The spectrum of classicisms and traditionalisms

- North American modernities

- Functionalism and machine aesthetics

- Modern languages conquer the world

- Colonial experiences and new nationalisms

- Architecture of a total war

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Tabula rasa to horror vacui : reconstruction and renaissance

- The fatal crisis of the Modern Movement, and the alternatives

- Le Corbusier reinvented and reinterpreted

- The shape of American hegemony

- Repression and diffusion of modernism

- Toward new utopias

- Between elitism and populism: alternative architecture

- After 1968: architecture for the city

- The postmodern season

- From regionalism to critical internationalism

- The neo-Futurist optimism of high-tech

- Architecture's outer boundaries

- Vanishing points

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