Desert Modernism

Desert Modernism is an architectural style that emerged in the mid-20th century, emphasizing harmony between buildings and arid desert landscapes. It features clean lines, flat roofs, large windows, and natural materials like stone and concrete, designed to withstand harsh desert conditions. The style aims to integrate indoor and outdoor spaces, often with open floor plans and minimal ornamentation. It reflects a sense of simplicity, functionalism, and a respect for the environment, embracing the unique light and terrain of desert regions while creating modern, comfortable living spaces.