Art Deco architecture influenced the design of industrial buildings by emphasizing geometric shapes, sleek lines, and an overall sense of modernity and elegance. Industrial buildings were designed with streamlined, machine-like qualities, often featuring geometric patterns and highly detailed facades. The use of ornamental motifs, such as rounded corners, zigzags, and stepped shapes, became a hallmark of Art Deco industrial design. The incorporation of Art Deco elements into industrial buildings helped to create a sense of unity between form and function, highlighting the importance of aesthetics and design in the production of industrial goods. Additionally, Art Deco architecture often sought to break away from traditional styles and take inspiration from the latest technological advances, which made it a natural fit for the world of industry and manufacturing.
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