3.3 INTERNATIONAL STYLE (1930-1970) The International Style is a major architectural style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s in Western Europe and the United States of America. During this period, before World War II, many European architects came to the United States, bringing with them their new ideas and philosophies regarding modern design (Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission 2014). The architects of the time were bored of using the same old practices and designs, so they wanted something different that would suit today's scenario according to the needs of the society. This helped them bring uniqueness and something different to this movement, giving rise to the International Style as the construction materials and techniques used were different than previous movements. It was born from three phenomena. First, dissatisfaction with the continued use of free forms and the mix of decorative elements used in the building from different architectural styles that had little or no relation to the functions of the building. Secondly, to serve quickly...