The exhibition LIVING Modernity: Experiments in the Exceptional and Everyday 1920s-1970s examines the evolution of modernist homes.
Architects like Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Lina Bo Bardi explored new approaches to design in response to social, technological, and material changes.
The exhibition focuses on seven key themes of modernity, including hygiene, materiality, windows, kitchen, furnishings, media, and landscape.
Architects of the time sought to balance universality and locality and reinterpreted traditional materials to fit the modern aesthetic.