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Essay heading: Eileen Gray during the Modernism Movement
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Incorporating many prefabricated elements, the reinforced concrete residence was everything Le Corbusier said a modern house should be. Reliance on these Corbusian formulas served as a corollary to Gray's own creative act. Adopting and working within the framework of this particular Modern device, she sought to transcend the dehumanizing qualities associated with it...
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Incorporating many prefabricated elements, the reinforced concrete residence was everything Le Corbusier said a modern house should be. Reliance on these Corbusian formulas served as a corollary to Gray's own creative act. Adopting and working within the framework of this particular Modern device, she sought to transcend the dehumanizing qualities associated with it...
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