The Modernist era abandoned the meticulously crafted and highly ornamental interiors, essentially reducing architecture into ‘The Modernist Box’. This paradigm shift prioritized program and structure, leaving behind the creation of affective spaces and the craftsmanship associated with ornaments. Ecological aesthetics further develop the very lavish French Rococo interiors without immediately exposing it to an environment with external influences such as gravity, allowing its own perceptual logic to unfold a reinterpreted Rococo Interior.
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