The Whites

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The Whites is an alternative name for the New York Five, a group of influential modernist architects known for their stark, white, geometric designs in the late 20th century.

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instanceOf architectural group
activeInDecade 1970s
activeInPeriod late 20th century
alternativeName New York Five
associatedWithConcept formal autonomy of architecture
pure form and geometry
associatedWithPublication Five Architects
basedIn New York City
countryOfActivity United States
designCharacteristic flat roofs
minimal ornamentation
open plans
pilotis and raised volumes
rectilinear volumes
ribbon windows and strip glazing
white-painted surfaces
fieldOfWork architecture
influencedBy European modernism
Le Corbusier
languageOfWork English
member Charles Gwathmey
John Hejduk
Michael Graves
Peter Eisenman
Richard Meier
movement late modernism
modernist architecture
notableFor abstract formal compositions
geometric designs
stark white buildings
opposedBy The Grays
regionOfInfluence United States
international architecture discourse
subjectOf architectural theory debates in the 1970s

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New York Five alias The Whites
The New York Five alsoKnownAs The Whites