Looking at the Bayard Building today, you won't recognize this as an example of functionalist design.
With a bluntness that betrays his roots in engineering rather than architecture, Owen Williams laid out Boots' 1932 Nottingham manufacturing complex to a functionalist design.
He founded a study group for workers' housing and was responsible for the Functionalist design and construction of about 30 schools.
Wolters also considered himself to be a "functionalist", designing a number of concrete, flat roofed, modern hospitals.
In the mid-1900s, a functionalist design philosophy emerged, and designing healthcare buildings reflected the era's technical and rational approach to healthcare [ 14].
Marija's current research focuses on market integration beyond the state, She analyses broader epistemic and democratic consequences of functionalist institutional design.
For now the project has been slowed by legal wrangling over the building currently on the site, an example of mid-20th-century functionalist architecture designed by a Russian émigré, Vladimir Kaspé.
Her dissertation advances a functionalist theory of the design of international institutions with a focus on international institutions that deal with illicit flows of money, small arms, narcotics and conflict diamonds.
A school of functionalist anthropology sees games as rituals designed to reproduce social norms and integrate the individual.
Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, Venturi in full Robert Charles Venturi and Scott Brown née Lakofski (respectively, born June 25 , 1925 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. born October 3 , 1931 Nkana, Northern Rhodesia [now Zambia]) American architects who proposed alternatives to the functionalist mainstream of 20th-century American architectural design.
