The influence of the Modern Movement in Cuba in new housing projects
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Abstract
Modernity took root in Cuba in the twentieth century with great strength in all areas. The architecture and urbanism were not exempt from this phenomenon.
In the house of the twentieth century they saw substantial changes in both the spatial and functional, as well as linking other branches of art.
This work aims to make an approach to the design of the hous-es of the modern movement as a paradigm of quality in the treatment of the interior spaces in the Cuban architecture and is of great importance for the development of the current home.
An analysis of a proposed apartment building inspired by the modern movement that shows that if you can design creatively respecting the environment, looking for variety in the solutions of the apartments, adapting to the climatic conditions of Cuba and achieve was done high levels of comfort in the interior spaces.
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