Neo-Traditional

Modern architecture reviving traditional forms.

Overview

Neo-Traditional architecture, using brick and wood, revisits historical styles with modern techniques, prominent in late 20th-21st century.

Core Characteristics

• Historical forms, modern materials.
• Community-oriented designs.
• Modern prevalence.

Notable Examples

• Seaside, Florida (USA, 1980s, Duany Plater-Zyberk).
• Poundbury (UK, 1990s, Léon Krier).

Architectural Connections

• Modern: Traditional focus.
• Residential: Communities.
• New Urbanism: Core movement.

Influence and Legacy

Led by Andrés Duany, it promotes walkable communities.

Related Concepts & Techniques

Masonry (technique), Traditionalism (theory), Facade (element), Vernacular (movement)