Contemporary architecture, modern architecture, construction Journal Article

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Currently, based on the disruption of the balance between the facilitating realms—the physical and spatial aspects of architecture—architecture has been transferred to the third and fourth stages of decision-making and has been cast out of the urban scene, such that in current conditions, the response to space and building has been taken over by economy and politics, and not architecture. With the dominance of constructionism, which consists of building without architecture, modern architecture, like all past achievements of architecture, has exited the scene of cities, and constructionism has taken over the streets entirely. Postmodernism emerged essentially as a struggling current against constructionism and not against modern architecture, and it is considered part of the modern movement itself, and like all neo-historicism and neo-traditionalist currents, it transformed the face of cities and spaces for a few mornings. If based on tradition— Mohammad Reza Haeri Contemporary Architecture, Modern Architecture, Constructionism* Architecture is an energy that has been discovered throughout history alongside the act of building, and that energy consists of the creative ordering of space. Today, architects such as Richard Meier, the designer and builder of cultural complexes and art museums, create their works based on the tradition of modern architecture. When we behave academically and establish universities of art and architecture, we build new structures in the style of constructionism.