German Reform Architecture
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German Reform Architecture was an early 20th-century architectural movement in Germany that sought a restrained, functionally driven alternative to historicism and Art Nouveau, emphasizing regional traditions, clear forms, and honest use of materials.
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| German Reform Architecture canonical | 1 |
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