Week 15-
INT 232- History of Interiors By: Nicol Valeria Torres Villamil Week 15-Deconstructivism This week we studied Deconstructivism , a contemporary design movement that challenges traditional ideas of structure, order, and symmetry. Instead of creating balanced and predictable spaces, designers intentionally use fragmentation, distortion, and unexpected forms . Deconstructivism is strongly influenced by advances in technology and computer-aided design (CAD) , which allow architects to create complex and irregular shapes. This movement feels very experimental and breaks away from both modernism and postmodernism by rejecting clear rules and consistency. Historical Images Walt Disney Concert Hall – Frank Gehry A highly fragmented building with curved metal surfaces that create movement and unpredictability. Dongdaemun Design Plaza – Zaha Hadid A fluid and futuristic structure with smooth, continuous forms that challenge traditional geome...