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The thing i found in post 1 and 2 are the visual looks almost the same which is modern and unique.
By mixing a variety of architectural motifs and elements from the Arts and Crafts movement, classicism, neoclassicism, and many other architectural styles, postmodern architecture looked to create buildings that not only honored their local history, but had a unique visual appeal as well.

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Balai Seni Negara

National Visual Arts Gallery is Malaysia’s official art gallery, housed in a striking modern building with a blue glass pyramid roof located adjacent to Lake Titiwangsa in northeast Kuala Lumpur.
This building looks aesthetics and unique as well. The rigid formalities of modernism and began to incorporate stylistic references that were often playful and symbolic, using techniques such as shape, colour applying elements and structural forms from classical architecture to modern designs.

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Siapa suka melihat hasil seni lukisan,arca dan kraftangan pelukis tempatan boleh singgah di Balai Seni Negara ini.Yang pastinya anda akan jatuh hati melihat hasil seni yang begitu unik dan mempunyai maksud tersirat tersendiri.

Sekadar mengimbas kembali zaman persekolahan.Sekolah aku terletak di sebelah Balai Seni sahaja.Dulu kalau balik sekolah mesti singgah di sini untuk rasa udara nyaman (air-cond).Kadangkala kami naik ke atas meninjau pameran lukisan & arca terbaru.

Terbayang memori 12 tahun lalu di sini.Masa sekolah terfikir bila nak habis sekolah.Bila dah habis sekolah baru terasa betapa bermaknanya zaman sekolah.Hanya tumpu belajar saja tanpa fikir penat bekerja cari duit,dapat duit habis bayar hutang....(geleng kepala)

Ini hanya sebahagian pameran yang sempat di rakam.Sebenarnya NO CAMERA ALLOWED di sini.Maklumlah hak cipta terpelihara bagi pemilik karya.
Niat aku cuma mahu menunjukkan betapa kreatifnya hasil seni mereka.Tiap pameran ada maksud tersirat tersendiri.

Ada setengah lukisan memang tidak diganti,ia kekal di sini selama berbelas-belas tahun.Contohnya lukisan pendekar bersilat.Dihasilkan daripada cat minyak.Ingat lagi tahun 2003,pernah ada pameran kebaya nyonya allayarham Datin Sri Hendon (isteri Tun Abdullah bekas PM).Beratus helai koleksi kebaya tau.Menarik wei! Ada juga pameran pemandangan indah negara Jepun yang diabadikan dalam gambar karya Daisaku Ikeda.Kami siap dapat gambar penanda buku percuma 6 keping.Ada gambar ikan koi,gambar bukit,matahari terbenam...banyak lagi hasil kreatif yang tak dapat aku ceritakan kesemuanya kerana sudah lupa.Maklumlah balik sekolah singgah sini ambil feel.

Kerap jumpa artis shooting sekitar Istana Budaya,Balai Seni Negara.Hahaha zaman tu zaman kamera filem Kodak.Ingat lagi pesan Amer Ruffedge ketika jumpa di Balai Seni "ingatlah korang,zaman sekolahlah yang paling best tau.Bila dah habis sekolah pasti korang teringat nak sekolah balik"

Datanglah beramai-ramai ke sini,anda akan dapat semangat kenegaraan dan patriotik setelah menilai hasil seni para pelukis di sini.

Dengan suasana tenang,muzik latar yang sungguh mengasyikkan anda tak akan rugi datang ke sini.

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112017 Siapa suka melihat hasil seni lukisan,arca dan kraftangan pelukis tempatan boleh singgah di Balai Seni Negara ini.Yang pastinya anda akan jatuh hati melihat hasil seni yang begitu unik dan mempunyai maksud tersirat tersendiri.

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This architectural building in the picture looks warmer, brighter and more experimental design.The use of asymmetry increased during the postmodern period, while at the same time straight lines gave way to odd angles and ambiguous shapes.

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Do you know your design style? If you like warmer, brighter and more experimental design, you might be a fan of the postmodern style.

While some designers have criticized the postmodern movement for its outward commerciality and orientation to the consumer, plenty of others have praised its bold and refreshing "anything goes" approach. In fact, when postmodernism first came on the scene, most people relished the chance to break the rules and stray from formality, characteristics which have made this style perennially popular.

Above all, postmodernism embraces individualism and experimentation, which comes to life through funky combinations of texture, color, lines, and materials. Let's take a closer look at this controversial and exciting style.

History of Postmodern Design

Beginning with architecture in the late 1960s, postmodernism emerged as an interior design style in the 1970s. With its heyday falling between 1970 and 1990, the genre experienced its peak in the image-focused glam world of the 1980's.

At its core, postmodernism was an attempt to break free from the practical, muted, and often impersonal approach of modern design. Instead, postmodernism celebrates the unconventional, the flashy, and the weird.

Fueled by the idea that design doesn't need to follow rules, the postmodern style mirrored the emerging social outlooks of the times. Mismatched elements came together to create playfully extravagant looks, and the definitions of an item's function became more fluid.

Today, postmodern design is enjoying a renaissance with a return to hand-made items, bold patterns, and outside-the-box approaches to décor.

Characteristics of Postmodern Design/How to do it in the Home

How do themes of ad-hocism, contradiction and irreverence translate into the physical space? In other words, how do you do postmodern design in the home?

Award-winning artist and designer Pablo Solomon notes that early on, bold, primary colors were prominent in postmodern design. Later, however, color became less important as the play between form and function gained more emphasis.

Today, the post-modern color palette also includes a mix of natural and retro shades like avocado green, mustard, burnt orange, turquoise and even metallic tones. But if another color inspires you then by all means - go for it!

Textures and Materials

As you might have guessed, the materials and textures used in postmodern design are a pastiche of unorthodox combinations. According to Nicola Croughan, an interior designer at Blinds Direct in the U.K., leather, glass, plastic and laminates are exemplary of this look.

Designers in the 1980's used salvaged and distressed materials to create an air of urban apocalypse, a technique that remains in heavy rotation today. However, says Croughan, chunky knits and natural wood grains can be used to add warmth and charm to a postmodern room. Lush materials like velvet and fur are also welcome. The key to texture in postmodern design is layering.

Shape and Line

The use of asymmetry increased during the postmodern period, while at the same time straight lines gave way to odd angles and ambiguous shapes. As Solomon says, "This period produced some amazingly interesting light fixtures, furniture, decorative objects and wall art."

Building upon what began with Andy Warhol and pop art, the postmodern period welcomed pop culture references in art and design. The lines between pop culture and high culture were blurred as vintage toys or action figures became display items, and references to popular movies or music would find themselves on walls. Sweeping references to street art or urban culture also appeared in the form of wall treatments or complete design themes.

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Postmodern Design: What is it and Why is it Popular?

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Do you know your design style? If you like warmer, brighter and more experimental design, you might be a fan of the postmodern style. While some designers have criticized the postmodern movement for its outward commerciality and orientation to the consumer, plenty of others have praised its bold and refreshing "anything goes" approach.

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Your explanation for Post 1 has nothing to do with the building..

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Product in post 1 and 2 is not of similar types. So the point of departure for your analysis is not the same. In other words, it's difficult for you to make comparisons, besides from a visual context.

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According to my observation between these two buildings, I found that Roy E. Disney Animation Building is more asymmetric is term of form while Petronas Towers is more symmetrical. In terms of colors used for the exterior,  Roy E. Disney Animation Building have it's colors warm and with some of the decoration using cool colors to give out the contrast. Petronas Towers however is merely using neutral color such as grey.

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I think the two designs really stands out and it shows the many possibilities for future designs. It visually represents how designers can do something different and new and they don't always have to follow a rule book. The colors of both designs are warm and attractive. It also bright.

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Comparing post-modern buildings, they may look complicated. However, we will find that their style is commemorative and informal, and even they are borrowed from the early style. Post-modern art can usually be combined with seemingly unmatched elements of early style. There may be no rules, but the definition of functions will become more fluid, which is often amazing.

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Istana Budaya
The idea of this theatre began in 1964. It was designed by local architect firm ADC ARCHITECT SDN. It has many unique features that will capture people's attention right away. The traditional moon kite in flight design will peak people's interest. Its geometric shapes and its complex interior is bold and beautiful.

https://theculturetrip.com/asia/malaysia/articles/7-famous-architectural-landmarks-in-kuala-lumpur/

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Petronas Towers, the most tallest building in Malaysia, it was designed by César Pelli, an architect from Argentina. The design of the building was based on Rub el Hizb symbol which represent Islam, showing that Islam is the official religion of Malaysia.

Image Source:  https://unsplash.com/photos/Qf5xByrVu7Q

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There are different between both building as the first images the designers create their own design without any refferences from the culture or can be said they are trying to build something new design that not be influence by anyting. Besides, pictures 2 showing the designer are inspired by Malaysians culture to build this bridge.

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From my point of view, I think, both designs have their own unique characteristics and are quite different from the norm, this is in line with postmodern design, where each design has its own uniqueness, and very different from the norm

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Kedua-dua post mempunyai persamaan iaitu penggunaan symmetric line. Selain itu, warna yang digunakan adalah warna yang terang dan strong contrast bagi menarik perhatian.

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Baju kurung riau pahang
Saya tidak pasti sama ada baju kurung riau pahang mempunyai kaitan dengan postmodern tetapi baju kurung ini mempunyai ciri-ciri sama seperti fesyen postmodern.
Baju kurung ini menggunakan symmetric line secara tersusun. Begitu juga warna yang digunakan adalah warna yang terang dan strong contrast. Baju kurung ini masih kelihatan cantik dan mewah walaupun baju ini turun-temurun dari zaman dahulu lagi.

https://maslea.com/product/kurung-riau-pahang-in-blue/

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Postmodern in fashion .
Baju ini direka oleh Alexander McQueen. Apa yang menarik perhatian saya pada design ini ialah corak dan warna yang digunakan strong contrast. Walaupun warnanya agak terang tetapi bagi saya design ini amat cantik dan kelihatan exclusive.

http://thefashionarchive.blogspot.com/2010/03/alexander-mcqueen-archive.html?m=1

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An unstable mix of the theatrical and theoretical, postmodernism was a visually thrilling multifaceted style that ranged from the colourful to the ruinous, the ludicrous to the luxurious.

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As to what was explained about post modern design. I think the product below represents it well. It's a warm, bright and experimental design. Certain aspects which we cannot deny is the boldness of post modern design and how refreshing it was during its time. It attracted many people because rules were broken and we were also given the opportunity to stray away from any restrains. I like this design because it embraces individuality and it's unique.

http://productdesign.welovedt.com/design-movement-postmodernism/

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"The architectural concept of Saloma Link was inspired by the sirih junjung (betel nut leaf arrangement), which holds a special significance in Malay weddings.“In this context, it is a symbol of unity between the two distinctive parts of KL that are separated by the Klang River.

The unique aesthetics allow ample natural lighting and a magnificent view of the Petronas Twin Towers and other landmarks via a raised platform at the Kampung Baru side.
source:https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1640683/saloma-link-opens-bridging-old-and-new

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Among the common similarities that i have noticed based on the both building on visual aspects is  combination of geometric shapes and curved shapes. These Postmodern buildings had curved forms, decorative elements, asymmetry, bright colors.

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Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre , Malaysia

Source :https://www.slideshare.net/barshaamarendra/kuala-lumpur-convention-centre
The Kuala Lumpur city centre precinct is made using structural expressionism style of architecture, blending in with the surrounding buildings.  Architectural Geometry Designed with Modernist and Postmodern architectural elements.Symmetrical about y axis.  Cantilever structure. It offers thermal and acoustic insulation, and light weight with superior durability whilst retaining a harmonious combination of shapes, color and surfaces combining with other building materials to create astounding and inspiring buildings

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Heydar Aliyev Center, Baku

Source : https://www.archdaily.com/448774/heydar-aliyev-center-zaha-hadid-architects
The largest cultural hub in the Country,]was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects,  in 2007, and was completed in 2012. The building reflects the fluidity of traditional Azeri architecture.
They have floral patterns and all this ornamentation [that] runs from the flooring to the walls and to the dome. The surface so continuous that it appears homogenous. Vertical structural elements are absorbed by the envelope and curtain wall system.The particular surface geometry fosters unconventional structural solutions,

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This home, designed by two of the movements’ trailblazers, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, is widely considered to be the first Postmodern building, paving the way for the movement that would gain traction in the ’70s.

Challenging the status quo and veering off the beaten path, this home became a testing ground for the architects to explore their ideas about complexity and contradiction.

From the very first approach, there is something unusual about the home: the prominent gable roof appears almost like a classical pediment, combined with the weighty chimney poking out behind the slit in the facade. Contradiction emerges in the sense of scale. Inside, even more so than on the exterior, some things appear too big, while others are unexpectedly small.
source:https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/postmodern-architecture-examples/

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This building is  Roy E. Disney Animation Building in Burbank, California where most of people's childhood are created.
It was the work of Robert A.M. Stern. It was completed in 1995. It combines many 3D forms such as cone, cuboid, and other different shape which make it a Postmodern Design.

Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodern_architecture

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To me , this two building doesn't really different as its still looked the same kind of visual structure but the designer of telekom tower just added and combined with other building that stated to create the functionally as its added more space of the building and its benefit from its surrounding environment, using its windows, orientation, and air condition system to encourage energy saving. From the visual perspective both of the buildings are postmodern but telekom tower are more.

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https://www.e-architect.co.uk/malaysia/pod-pavilion-kuala-lumpur

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Telekom Tower  in Lembah Pantai, southwestern Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Its shaped to represent a sprouting "bamboo shoot".  It was designed by Hijjas Kasturi Associates. It resembles the Bitexco Financial Tower  of Ho Chi Minh City  and the Telecommunications Tower  in Montevideo. This building is combined and to me the designer redesigned the building to create and improve the visual interest of this building but its still look unique and different of styles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telekom_Tower#/media/File:Menara_telekom

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Carlos Zapata  is an American architect who's designed this unique skyscraper , Bitexco Financial Tower  in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam inspired by Vietnam's national flower, the Lotus . This building looked like postmodern deisgn to me as this building looked unique , its looked not safe enough for the upper side but the design is function as well . Its created different looks than the normal buildings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitexco_Financial_Tower

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Kedua-dua bentuk bangunan ini adalah dari post modern design yang memberikan bentuk simetri yang simple tetapi menarik jika dilihat dari segi bentuk curvey dan pattern pada bangunan tersebut. Kedua-duanya menampakkan bangunan yang klasik tetapi didalam klasik tersebut terdapat beberapa element post modern.

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https://www.designsponge.com/2014/06/design-icon-philippe-starcks-juicy-salif.html

Designer Philippe Starck -  The Juicy Salif lemon juicer
The design we see most often in product design is actually one of postmodern design.

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Old Shophouses (old market square) in KL.
Bentuk bangunannya yang mempunyai pattern yang modern dan menarik, walaupun rupa luarannya sedikit klasik. Mempunyai element lingkaran2 curvey pada corak bangunan.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wandering_angel/2174099554/sizes/l/

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Post 1:
In 1984 British architect James Stirling designed a postmodern addition to the historic Staatsgalerie. The exterior blends traditional stone with brightly colored accents for a structure that references the original building while presenting a new architectural vision.

Post 2:
Petronas twin towers
Seemingly a structure of steel and glass, is actually constructed with reinforced concrete as its back bone. The facade which is of course steel and glass is inspired from the motifs found in islamic art.

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Both have the similarities and differences. For example, both of this building are having its own unique style.  had curved forms, decorative elements, asymmetry, bright colors, and features often borrowed from earlier periods. but if you look at the Twin Tower it came from culture which represent Islamic architecture

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Found out that the outcomes from the both building is they almost have the same visual style, which is there is also others critics saying that they looked at Istana Budaya as they looked at Sydney Opera House. Both of these building/venue mostly conducting a cultural activities that specifically about cultural activity in their own culture. So i bet there is a lot of visual cultural elements was extracted for visual looks of these building. Based on the characteristic that showed in post modern design,  which is fragmentation, these building also comes in diff function from part by part that they have in their building. As from the visualization, Opera Sydney House have a lot of curvature side which is very same with characteristics of post modern style, instead of Istana Budaya which is have more sharp line and there is a visual looked that is only for decorations elements and to make visual statement ( the complex shape derives from cuts and placement of a traditional kite moon flight, “Wau Bulan Kelantan” carcterístico province of Kelantan) that is decorations elements that done only for represent malaysian culture.

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Istana Budaya, Malaysia.

This modern theater, a particular and sophisticated space for national and international events that has puzzled experts and scholars with its particular architecture, is rated as one of the top 10 theaters in the world, alongside the Royal Albert Hall in London.
The complex shape derives from cuts and placement of a traditional kite moon flight, “Wau Bulan Kelantan” carcterístico province of Kelantan, but also recalls a gigantic piece of origami.
The Malaysian architect Muhammad Kamar Ya’akub also echoed Malay traditions in the development of other concepts. For example in the main building, the plant takes the form of “sirih junjuung” traditional arrangement of betel leaves used in weddings and ceremonies of Malaysian welcome. Some critics see in structure reminiscences of the Sydney Opera House.
https://en.wikiarquitectura.com/building/malaysian-national-theatre-istana-budaya/

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http://www.johnlkong.com/klcc/

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https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/most-influential-postmodern-buildings

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Sydney Opera House, New Zealand.

The style/visual in this building is definitely contrast with the norm of others building, its rarely  symmetric but still balanced and orderly which is one of the characteristic of post modern style. The architects took almost 16 years to complete this venue until at early 20 century. Located on Bennelong Point in Sydney Harbour, the complex is really two main concert halls, side-by-side, on the waterfront of Sydney, Australia. Officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in October 1973, the famous architecture was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2007 and also was a finalist for the New Seven Wonders of the World. UNESCO called the Opera House "a masterpiece of 20th century architecture."
https://www.thoughtco.com/sydney-opera-house-architecture-jorn-utzon-178451

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PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS

The Argentine architect Cesar Pelli was chosen for his postmodern design that was deemed to suitably express the ‘culture and heritage of Malaysia.’ The design was inspired by characteristics of Islamic architechure such as repetitive geometries and arabesques
https://www.thecrazytourist.com/top-25-things-to-do-in-kuala-lumpur/

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Comfort and convenience is combined with a more figurative image of a woman with a ball and chain on her foot. This armchair the shape of a woman with a ball and chain, a traditional image of a prisoner.
https://www.bebitalia.com/en/armchair-serie-2000

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Design Movement: Postmodernism :

Postmodernism shattered established ideas about style and brought a radical freedom to art and design.
http://productdesign.welovedt.com/design-movement-postmodernism/

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WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

It offers a unique chance to like something everybody else loathes. Postmodern architecture has been widely despised since it first appeared, quickly becoming a bit of a swearword. Classifying something as such is to profess it as messy, vague or lacking a coherent style or shape. By pointing out Postmodernism’s qualities to others you can now appear as an individual with unique taste. https://mymodernmet.com/frank-gehry-building/

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I think torn and twisted curtains is more likely seem post modernism art than snow shovel , i can see the obvious movement on that art . Im not sure if the artist is from malaysia but it was at balai seni negara once . The curvy seems dramatic with the line at the shovel but once see the snow shovel we already know how to use it (movement) people can imagine how the movement work on snow shovel same as torn and twisted curtain some people can even imagine how the movement without even have to see the real

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bot have similar features and unique.in terms of free form and curved shape.

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telekom tower in kuala lumpur
same like post modernisme bentuk yang bebas dan design structur yang pelik tapi cantik

https://www.google.com/search?q=bangunan+di+kuala+lumpur&sxsrf=ALeKk00S5gyGjruLCkmQpojajmxuFjEoMA:1586925764895&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiBh4GUz-noAhUa7XM

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Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany . design by frenky gehry

-bentuk yang bebas
-adored exaggeration but look very nice

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https://br.pinterest.com/pin/308918855662968114/

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Among the similiarities i've noticed in both designs are they does'nt really use local motives probably because they are trying to come out with something entirely new and the  Gallery was design by Non-local firm. The dancing house during it's designing phase was controversial except to it's president, who entirely support the project. While for starhill gallery, it does'nt really have obvious backlash probably  because Malaysian at those times are really into something new. The Dancing House have this fragile look because of its  Distorted form while The Starhill Gallery looks Strong and bold with it's sharp corners and straight lines.

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Starhill Gallery-Kuala Lumpur
https://www.domusweb.it/en/news/2013/05/16/spark_starhill_gallery.html

This design was more focused on visual interest and being different  than  other local public centres.Unlike in the first post, for me in one glance this design does not really have the features of a building.The abstract use of simple sharp geometries is rarely found in Malaysia back in 2005. For me, it looks futuristic enough ahead of it's time . It doesnt really have any traditional malaysian motives since it was built by Singaporean architectural firm. The  irregular facade design might gave customers the other-worldly experience since the visual language is pretty much new toward locals at that time.

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Ally Detroit Center
https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/architects-lounge/a430-architecture-of-detroit-in-10-buildings/
Post-modern architecture usually combines amazing new forms and functions with seemingly contradictory classical elements. I think the building can represent post-modern design because it has this characteristic.

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Nationale-Nederlanden building (The Dancing House)-Czech Republic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_House
This architectural design looks post modern to me because it defies the rule of efficient use of space which usually could be achieved by using cubes and squares and some other geometrical shape. But in this Dancing House, it is distorted in a way that it looks more like a sculpture (deconstructivist) . Among the designers of this building is afforementioned Frank Gehry. This design is considered out of norm in when it was built(1996)  in which Gothic and Art Noveau design is more common at that time.

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The visual are extremely different as the first image are really extra with curves and some could say ridicule design while the tabung haji architecture visualy you could see a organize yet different from other buildings.Rarely we can see an enourmous  "tabung" or "gendang" like building in the real world as it depicts it.
in Guggenheim bilbao, the design was really meant as a challenge to the designer to against the norm and design a daring and innovative design while the tabung haji was built for a muslim bank building and inspired by mostly muslims culture like the five pillars of muslim,good deeds and many more.

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Menara Tabung Haji

Menara tabung haji is considered as one of the masterpiece of malaysian post modernism architecture designed by hijjas bin kasturi,combining malay-islam culture and modernity. what attracts me to this architectural design is the shape which was can depicts an hourglass,"gendang" and a "tabung".even with the radical design, it also shows islam in many ways like five pillars of islam, and many more and is consider a masterpiece of malaysian post modernism.whats really rare for a post modernism art is using local motif as inspiration but still create a n against the norm design.

source : https://www.editormalaysia.com/6341/

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Bangunan Piazza d'Italia yang direka oleh arkitek Charles Moore pada tahun 1978. Mempunyai element pattern yang curvey dari segi bentuk luaran bangunan dan kebanyakkan bentuk tersebut adalah dari bentuk simetri.
https://ms.jezyki24.info/6257-postmodernism-in-architecture-15-photos-and-facts.html

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Guggenheim museum bilbao

The museum was meant to be built as daring and innovative challenging many architectural norms .the curves on the exterior of the building were intended to appear random and were made from titanium to catch the light. The Guggenheim was Gehry’s most prominent project and while he resisted the postmodernist label, and any labelling of his work, the architect played with traditional notions of what a building could be. exact representation of there is no absolute truth to a design.

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guggenheim_Museum_Bilbao

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kedua duanya ade keunkan tersendiri . kalau yg kerusi dia tetap dpt keseimbnagn walaupun mempunyai bentuk kaki yg berbeza.
manakal yg lampu penyusuanan yang bertinan menampkan lagi pencahayaan yang menarik.

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penyusunan ynang menarik
https://belianterbaik.aseanpriceblog.org/cf/1050/cdn/HTB1KWiMUCzqK1RjSZFjq6zlCFXaJ/Ceiling-Lamp-Post-modern-Pendant-Lights-Nordic-Creative-Bedroom-Living-Room-Pendant-Lamp-Gold-Restaurant-Glass.jpg.webp

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penggunaan bentuk kaki kerusi yang berbeza tetapi mempunyai kesatiblan terhadap kerusi tersebut
https://jmatthews9761.wordpress.com/2014/04/15/postmodern-styling/

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Snow shovel
The curvy movement on the shovel and some line make it obviously post modernism https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/marcel-duchamp-in-advance-of-the-broken-arm-august-1964-fourth-version-after-lost-original-of-november-1915/

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Berjaya Times Square.
The Berjaya Times Square is reputed to be the largest building ever built in a single phase in the world and with its modern architectural style, is often seen in the same light with the Petronas Twin Towers by virtue of its double-building structure. Apart from that, it has its European style walls and brown-brick personality while at the front entrance of the Berjaya Times Square are several large pillars which has been seen in many postmodern architectural styles.

source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Postmodern_architecture_in_Malaysia

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visually has similarity in terms of shape

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The Portland Building.
The design, which displays numerous symbolic elements on its monumental facades, stands in purposeful contrast to the functional Modernist architecture that was dominant at the time.

It’s a symmetrical block with four off-white, stucco-covered rectangular facades featuring reinterpreted Classical elements, such as over-scaled keystones, pilasters and belvederes. Furthermore, Graves added symbolism through color—green for the ground, blue for the sky, etc—in order to visually tie the building to its environment and location.

source:
https://www.dezeen.com/2015/09/12/postmodernism-architecture-portland-municipal-services-building-michael-graves/

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Torn and twisted curtain describes movements which both arise from the curtain , and react against about  the torn  https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/torn-and-twisted-curtain/pgE5NpBVqZZtzA?hl=en-GB&avm=2

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Both are weird for a furniture for comfort but despite that both have different based on their culture itself. "Shire’s style was influenced by the Los Angeles culture of surfing and hot rodding" which on this part the design was because of the place for their surfing activities while the karipap ottoman was influence based on their local food.

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It's an ottoman! It's a karipap! but a wise man once said " who want to sit on a food?" yeah it's weird to feel like eating your ottoman and also sit on your food purposely.

Source : https://twitter.com/aryanasuhaimi/status/1159705251563200513

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Varieties of shape used unnecessarily on each part but logically speaking it still works as a chair.

Source :
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1175028/bel-air-chair-shire-peter/