(...) Architect Eurico Francisco has based his design on classic modernist principles: light, transparency, clean details and honest use of materials.

His designs combined modernist principles with the use of natural materials.

But Richard Meier has steadfastly clung to the modernist principles he became known for over 20 years ago.

McKinnell spoke of how concrete allowed architects to return to early modernist principles of truthful expression of structure and materials, while reacting critically to the corporate architectural establishment of the time.

The periodical, which published poems and articles on contemporary trends, was the first in Canada to offer consistent commentary on modernist principles in poetry and literature.

Realism and early modernist principles were applied in Britain to produce a critique of the conventional classical approach and the concept of a "beautiful death", most notably by Charles Jagger.

The new township's layout was designed along modernist principles and became a model for many subsequent townships, although the envisaged social facilities were not implemented.

There he defended the modernist principles, arguing against colleagues who, as "industrial designers", made too many concessions to the commercial forces of the industry.

Its source lies in the ancient and inveterately asocial modernist principle Jean-Paul Sartre enshrined in the motto of his once-famous play "No Exit": hell is other people.

Resnick worked alongside Niemeyer for four years, stating that during that time he learned the modernist principles of architecture from Niemeyer, whom Resnick describes as a "revolutionary and a genius."