Style and Environment

Abstract

The environmental approach of the 1960-70s gave rise to the question of how the style and the environment correlate and widened the symbolic structure and the context of the city. As a result, the notions of style and ensemble ceased to be dominating. Architecture and town planning turned into making an urban environment design. New approaches emerged in traditional architecture: a design approach, where the city adapts to the consumer standards of the mass urban community, and the idea of architecture as the realization of postmodern thought, which encapsulates the entire current psychology and cognitive science.