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What are the main characteristics of architecture of power in sociallism-modernism architectural style?

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### Political_architecture_and_relation_betw#0 (*0.620983601*) > International Journal of Latest Research in Humanities and Social Science (IJLRHSS) www.ijlrhss.com || PP. 84-90 Political architecture and relation between architecture and power Fahimeh Yari Ph.D. student in Architecture, Nazar Research Centre and Researcher in BHRC, Tehran, Iran Seyedamir Mansouri PhD in architecture, Faculty Member of Tehran University, Tehran, Iran Jelena Žurić, Master of architecture Abstract: Central aim of this paper is discussion about architectural manifestation, methods used in architecture to express aspirations andconnections of urban and architectural hierarchywith the social occurrences andpolitical context.It is familiar that the role of politics, authority and power of government, democracy and diplomacy are tightly connected with architecture, which means that architecturethrough its great communicational powers, can be used for political and social objectives. Since the relationship between the authority and architecture is being reviewed, the paper will focus on the buildings with purpose of serving the authority itself. Presence or absence of the social and political consciousness among architects reflect their status and role in a political system, making their influence equally significant. In that context, this paper will also reflect on their presence and contribution during architectural history. The research method of this paper is descriptive analytical analysis of the relationship between architecture and politicsin various political regimes. Keywords: Political architecture, Architecture, Identity, Power, politic. Introduction IJLRET Knowing that in comparison with arts, architecture leaves the greatest, most direct and continuous impact on a man, as it is the essential evidence of human life,many agree that architecture is muchmore than utilitarian. It„s aesthetic presence motivates the human emotion and helps engageconsumers to its content using their physical senses to recognize the function. Broadly illustrating, architecture consists of two dominant aspects: utility and aesthetics. If a function is constant, variation in form reflects values. In the case of state representation architecture, these values are expected to be purposely reinforced. Comparing to the functionalist statement that form follows function, in political architecture it can be assumed that form follows values. 2 ### Armenian Architecture#9 (*0.618246794*) > In conjunction with the socialist classical style of architecture, socialist realism was the officially approved type of art in the Soviet Union. All material goods and means of production belonged to the community as a whole; this included the means of art production, which were also seen as powerful propaganda tools [16]. Architecture in the Soviet Union during the socialist period was associated with the socialist realism school of art and architecture. Function and form were the basic concepts of Modernist architecture. The corresponding concepts in socialist realism were "socialist content and national form". A building like a novel or a symphony had to be "socialist in content and national in form" [1, 49–50]. Abstract – The socialist realism principles, similar to other Eastern European countries, guided the construction and architecture in Albania from 1945 to 1990. the research done on various case studies of socialist architecture constructed in this period in Tirana tries to shed light on the topic of great interest nowadays regarding this style as part of Albanian heritage. The paper describes the history of socialist realism and the influence of the Albanian Communist Party on the development of the architecture during the socialist period. It demonstrates how the Albanian architecture development was radically changed by the socialist ideology and how this style was supported by the post-war architects. It is argued that the socialist realism style was predominant in the Albanian architecture of that period and this heritage needs to be preserved for next generations. Keywords – History of architecture, socialist realism, dictatorship, ideology, theories of socialism. Totalitarian regimes are characterized by attempts to control everyone and everything at any cost; by force and propaganda, they impose a single truth about the world and people. Lenin’s Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 was conducted in the name of socialism, and the proletarian state power passed under the control of the Communist Party. After the Second World War, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) carried out a powerful political and ideological invasion in many countries of Eastern Europe. Albania entered into the fold of the Soviet Union, "impatient" to pay tribute to Stalin. New elements of the communist ideology like socialist realism were introduced in all areas of culture and art. The control of the state was imposed over literature, music, visual arts and in the field of architecture and urban planning. ### The Binding Power of Architecture#11 (*0.615285158*) > Henri Lefebvre writes, "[R]epressive space wreaks repression and terror even though it may be strewn with ostensible signs of the contrary (of contentment, amusement or delight)". In this paper we will examine how and in what way individuals are affected by the emission and transmission of power through architecture, and we will analyze modern architectural themes by a quick comparison to the pre-modern era, and in reference to the two most important themes of modernity: freedom and individuality. Keywords: Power, Architecture, Individualization, Totalization, Foucault Introduction RCHITECTURE’S VALUE AS a cultural object reflects technological advancement, customs, relationships, and worldviews, while preserving obvious differences across time and space. It has a power of communication that interprets our personal and public spaces as a language and symbols with its formal and the functional narratives that touch our senses and helps build our memory effectively. This characterization of architecture has changed in modern times. Due to the influence of the present rapid communication, cultural differences are crumbling especially in the eyes of ‘global citizens’. Even when an architect thinks of him/herself as global architect s/he still is in doubt of where to put the dividing line because of the empowering continuous dilemmas of modern architecture and architectural practice. Helen Castle says that "Rem Koolhaas, who in his interview with Charles Jencks, openly admits to saying ‘yes’ to global culture as an architect reliant on commissions, while at the same time regarding consumerism in a ‘nuanced way’. 1 Architecture and Power In all its history, architecture has always been linked to power. Jonathan Hearn states that the two most important factors that contributed to the development of modernity are power CASTLE, H. (2000) Editorial / Fashion + Architecture. Architectural Design (A.D.), 70, 5. The Global Studies Journal Volume 3, 2010, ISSN 1835-4432 cg-support@commongroundpublishing.com

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2024-09-15 14:09:22 AI:openai

What are the main characteristics of architecture of power in sociallism-modernism architectural style? Answer in one paragraph.

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The architecture of power in the socialism-modernism style is characterized by its emphasis on grandeur, monumentalism, and the embodiment of state authority through structural design. Socialist-modernist buildings often feature massive scales, symmetrical layouts, and the use of durable materials such as stone and concrete to convey permanence and strength. These structures serve as symbols of the collective power and ideological principles of the state, deliberately designed to project the presence and control of the government. Additionally, the architecture integrates elements of both socialist realism—where the form aligns with the national style—and modernist principles, where functionality and utility are paramount. The buildings are not just functional but also intended to communicate the values and aspirations of the socialist state, often mixing utilitarian aspects with an aesthetic that inspires a sense of unity and forward-looking optimism among the populace.

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It\u201es aesthetic presence motivates the human emotion and helps engageconsumers to its content using their physical senses to recognize the function. Broadly illustrating, architecture consists of two dominant aspects: utility and aesthetics. If a function is constant, variation in form reflects values. In the case of state representation architecture, these values are expected to be purposely reinforced. Comparing to the functionalist statement that form follows function, in political architecture it can be assumed that form follows values. 2  \n### Armenian Architecture#9 (*0.618246794*)\n> In conjunction with the socialist classical style of architecture, socialist realism was the officially approved type of art in the Soviet Union. All material goods and means of production belonged to the community as a whole; this included the means of art production, which were also seen as powerful propaganda tools [16]. 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It demonstrates how the Albanian architecture development was radically changed by the socialist ideology and how this style was supported by the post-war architects. It is argued that the socialist realism style was predominant in the Albanian architecture of that period and this heritage needs to be preserved for next generations. Keywords \u2013 History of architecture, socialist realism, dictatorship, ideology, theories of socialism. Totalitarian regimes are characterized by attempts to control everyone and everything at any cost; by force and propaganda, they impose a single truth about the world and people. Lenin\u2019s Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 was conducted in the name of socialism, and the proletarian state power passed under the control of the Communist Party. After the Second World War, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) carried out a powerful political and ideological invasion in many countries of Eastern Europe. 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