An architectural innovation refers to a new and groundbreaking design or technique in the field of architecture that revolutionizes the way buildings are constructed or designed.
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Skyscraper: A tall building with multiple floors that was made possible by advancements in steel-frame construction during the late 19th century.
Bauhaus Movement: A modernist art school in Germany known for its emphasis on functional design principles and merging art with technology.
Postmodern Architecture: An architectural style that emerged after World War II characterized by unconventional designs, eclectic elements, and an emphasis on contextualism.