The style of architecture directly influenced
by the new freedoms of computer modelling and, in its way, celebrating the
computer age. Very popular in Europe in the late nineties and early
millennium and characterised by a range of stylistic influences from
amorphic blobby shapes to neo-moderne streamlined minimilism and endlessly
folding slabs. A favourite of students and hipsters, it has strong parallels
in graphic print media.
In some ways the style most representational of the boom era and the least
built (as it often looks better in computer renderings than the real thing). |
