The Neomodern architecture movement is characterized by the following:
1. Minimalism: Neomodern architecture emphasizes simplicity, clarity, and minimalism in design.
2. Use of modern materials: The movement uses advanced materials like steel, glass, and concrete to create clean lines and a sleek look.
3. Functionality: The primary focus is on functionality rather than ornamental designs.
4. Emphasis on technology: Neomodern architecture incorporates technological advancements in construction, lighting, and other systems to create more efficient and sustainable structures.
5. Exploration of forms: The movement experiments with different forms and shapes, often utilizing organic and abstract shapes to create interest and novelty.
6. Efficient use of space: Neomodern architecture maximizes the use of available space while maintaining a modern and aesthetic appeal.
7. Sustainability: The movement stresses the need for sustainable design, utilizing natural materials and working towards net zero waste solutions.
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