Claude Oakland
Modern homes for the masses
"From its inception, modern architecture had a social conscience. Especially in the optimistic years after World War II, architects nationwide hoped they could build careers designing dwellings for everyman.
But almost none of them did. Many designed public housing, small tracts and homes for their friends in academe. But most whose careers remained residential ended up building primarily for the well-heeled."
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Modern homes for the masses
"From its inception, modern architecture had a social conscience. Especially in the optimistic years after World War II, architects nationwide hoped they could build careers designing dwellings for everyman.
But almost none of them did. Many designed public housing, small tracts and homes for their friends in academe. But most whose careers remained residential ended up building primarily for the well-heeled."
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- bill 1-04-2005 6:15 pm