Modern Architecture is a term used to describe architectural factions that were developed from the end of the nineteenth century until the present day. These styles could include Bauhaus, Art Moderne, Art Deco, Craftsman, Brutalism, International, Neo-historicism, Postmodernism, the Prairie Style and Organic-Architecture. The advancements of the Industrial Revolution, as well as global social and cultural changes, had brought to a growing and expanding world new ideas that contributed to the conditions of modernity. Technological advances including the locomotive, the automobile, structural steel, large panel glass, electricity, photography, new forms of politics and the urbanization of modern cities helped to produce a modern mindset.
