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Avermaete delineates the route to architectural maturity starting with Candilis and Woods' work for Le Corbusier on Unite d'Habitation, their cross examination of CIAM and the architects' first years of experimentation together with the ATBAT team in North Africa from the early to mid '50s. Adopting Sullivan's motto "form follows function," the CIAM had declared: "Urban development must never be influenced by aesthetical reflections but only by functional conclusions. For unitizing decisions, the coders demonstrated CIAM (Close Interval Around the Agreement Mode) of between 79% and 100% across all tests on all the studies. |
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