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"Postwar Architecture" as a category for books refers to the architectural styles, movements, and developments that emerged in the aftermath of World War II, roughly from the mid-1940s to the late 20th century. This period was marked by rapid technological advancements, economic growth, and significant social changes, which influenced architectural practices and philosophies. Books in this category explore the diverse range of architectural responses to the challenges and opportunities of the postwar era, including the rise of modernism, brutalism, and the international style, as well as the exploration of new materials and construction techniques. They often delve into the socio-political contexts that shaped architectural trends, the role of urban planning in rebuilding war-torn cities, and the impact of globalization on architectural design. Additionally, these works may examine the legacy of postwar architecture and its influence on contemporary architectural thought and practice.

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