CONSTRUCTIVISM
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Constructivism as an independent style joined architecture at the end of the 19th century.
His main idea should be considered a merger of art and industry. At one time, constructivism became a response to the industrial boom, so strict geometric forms, the widespread use of concrete, metal and glass in construction entered the architectural fashion.
Constructivism has spread in Europe: the most famous building in this style is the Eiffel Tower, which still remains a symbol of France.
With the passage of time, constructivism has not lost its relevance, it has only acquired more unusual features. The use of modern materials and construction technologies allows the construction of residential buildings in the style of constructivism, which are not associated with buildings from the early 20th century. Today, houses can be visually light by using a large area of glazing and light tones to design the facade of the house. The constructivism mansion looks stylish, relevant and avant-garde. He will delight the owners daily, who have moved away from traditional views on residential space.